HES
HES 1006 630 LBSM Electric Door Strike Stainless Steel
Fail-secure electric strike for mortise or cylindrical locksets, 12/24 V operation, 2,500 lb pull force, Grade 1 fire-rated, stainless steel, 1,000,000 cycle rating
- TypeDoor Hardware & Components
- Fail-secure operation keeps the door locked during power loss
- 12/24 V dual-voltage input works with standard access-control supplies
- 2,500 lb pull force resists heavy forced-entry attempts
- Grade 1 rating confirms 1,000,000-cycle durability for high-traffic doors
- Fire-rated stainless steel faceplate suits both metal and wood frames
HES 1006 Electric Door Strike
The HES 1006 630 LBSM is a heavy-duty electric door strike designed for use with mortise or cylindrical locksets. It operates on a 12/24V input voltage and is built for metal or wood door frames. The stainless steel finish provides durability for commercial and institutional access control installations.
Fail Secure Operation and Grade 1 Rating
This strike features a fail secure failure mode, meaning the door remains locked when power is removed. It meets Grade 1 standards for strength and endurance, with a pull force rating of 2,500 lb. The unit is fire rated and tested to 1,000,000 cycles for long-term reliability in high-traffic openings.
Stainless Steel Construction and Dimensions
The strike body and faceplate are made from stainless steel for corrosion resistance. The faceplate measures 2 1/16 in wide by 4 7/8 in high with a depth of 1 11/16 in. A 5/8 in bolt throw accommodates standard latch projections, while the single strike design simplifies mounting on the door frame.
Highlights
- Fail-secure operation keeps the door locked during power loss
- 12/24 V dual-voltage input works with standard access-control supplies
- 2,500 lb pull force resists heavy forced-entry attempts
- Grade 1 rating confirms 1,000,000-cycle durability for high-traffic doors
- Fire-rated stainless steel faceplate suits both metal and wood frames
Specifications
| Brand | HES |
|---|---|
| Type | Door Hardware & Components |
Questions about this item
Should I choose the 12 V or 24 V input for my access control system?
The strike accepts both 12 V and 24 V, so select the voltage that matches your existing power supply and wiring.
What does the 1 500 lb pull-force rating mean when the strike is installed?
It indicates the maximum static force the keeper can resist before releasing, suitable for heavy-duty commercial doors.
How does the fail-secure mode affect operation during a power loss?
The strike remains locked when power is removed, keeping the door secure until power is restored or a mechanical key is used.
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