Electric Lock Actuator Yale FAFIX PROFIX 118E.13 10–24 V, GS/WS

Yale FAFIX PROFIX 118E.13 is an electric lock actuator designed for 10–24 V systems and intended for GS/WS configuration installations. The actuator provides electrically controlled locking and unlocking for doors and access systems, enabling integration with existing access control equipment and low-voltage wiring. Built to match typical door fitting dimensions, it supports reliable operation within the specified voltage range.

Advantages

The actuator delivers stable performance across a 10–24 V supply range and is compatible with GS/WS installation types, allowing straightforward replacement or upgrade of mechanical strike plates. Its construction is intended to ensure consistent contact and actuation under normal operating conditions while keeping wiring and control integration simple. The design supports remote control via access panels or timed release circuits and is suitable for environments where electrical control of door locking is required.

Suitable for

• Residential and commercial door access systems requiring electric release
• Integration with access control panels and intercom systems
• Retrofit projects replacing mechanical strikes with electric actuation
• Low-voltage installations operating in the 10–24 V range

Key specifications

• Operating voltage: 10–24 V (DC compatible)
• Compatibility: GS/WS installation configuration
• Function: Electric lock actuator for controlled locking/unlocking
• Intended use: Door frames and access control fittings
• Mechanical interface: Designed for standard strike plate mounting dimensions

How to use

Install the Yale FAFIX PROFIX 118E.13 in place of the existing strike plate or within the designated lock housing following the door manufacturer’s mounting instructions. Connect the actuator to a compatible 10–24 V power supply and to the control outputs of the access control system or intercom unit, observing correct polarity and wiring practices. After installation, verify mechanical alignment and electrical operation by performing multiple cycles of locking and unlocking to confirm smooth release and re-engagement of the latch.

Recommendations

Use appropriate wiring gauge and protection devices for the 10–24 V circuit, and ensure connections are secured to prevent intermittent operation. Confirm the actuator’s suitability with the door frame and latch design before mounting. For safety and longevity, avoid exposing the actuator to prolonged water ingress or extreme mechanical strain, and schedule periodic functional checks as part of regular maintenance.