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HES 1006F 630 LBM Electric Door Strike Stainless Steel
Fail-safe electric strike for mortise or cylindrical locksets, 12/24 V, Grade 1 fire-rated, stainless steel, 1 000 000 cycles
- TypeDoor Hardware & Components
- Heavy-duty security with 2,500 lb pull force
- Fail-safe operation keeps doors unlocked during power loss
- Dual-voltage 12/24V input suits varied installations
- Stainless steel build resists corrosion and wear
- Grade 1 rating meets commercial fire standards
HES 1006F 630 LBM electric strike
This HES 1006F 630 LBM electric strike fits mortise or cylindrical locksets on metal or wood frames. It operates at 12 or 24 V and is rated Grade 1 for heavy-duty use. The fail-safe design unlocks when power is removed, and the stainless-steel finish resists corrosion. It suits new access-control installs or retrofit projects needing a fire-rated solution.
Upgrading from a standard strike
A basic strike without dual interlocking plungers or a 500 lb pull-force rating cannot match this unit's security level. The jump is worth it when codes demand a Grade 1, fire-rated device tested to 1 000 000 cycles. Builders who need only a light-duty, non-fire-rated strike will not benefit from the added cost and wiring complexity.
Installation notes for metal or wood frames
The faceplate measures 2 1/16 in wide by 4 7/8 in high with a 1 11/16 in depth and a 5/8 in bolt throw. Dual interlocking plungers require precise alignment with the lockset latch to avoid binding. Common issues include mis-drilled frame cut-outs and voltage mismatch at the power supply. Verify frame material and latch position before cutting.
Highlights
- Heavy-duty security with 2,500 lb pull force
- Fail-safe operation keeps doors unlocked during power loss
- Dual-voltage 12/24V input suits varied installations
- Stainless steel build resists corrosion and wear
- Grade 1 rating meets commercial fire standards
Specifications
| Brand | HES |
|---|---|
| Type | Door Hardware & Components |
Questions about this item
What faceplate dimensions does the HES 1006F strike need for the door frame cutout?
The faceplate measures 2 1/16 in wide by 4 7/8 in high with a 1 11/16 in depth for metal or wood frames.
How is the 12/24V input wired, and what mistake do installers make with the fail-safe mode?
Connect 12V or 24V to the coil; the common error is wiring it as fail-secure when the unit is fail-safe and unlocks when power is cut.
When should the strike be replaced based on its cycle rating?
It is rated for 1,000,000 cycles; plan replacement once the installation approaches that count.
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