Hes 1006CLB-F-12/24D-630-Lbm - 10620524

HES 10620524 1006CLB-F-12/24D-630-LBM Electric Strike

Frame prep mistakes and field voltage inconsistencies are two of the most common causes of electric strike installation failures. The HES 1006CLB-F-12/24D-630-LBM addresses both issues with a field-selectable dual voltage design and a versatile form factor that accommodates standard frame preps across cylindrical locksets and exit devices. This strike delivers fail-secure operation with monitored status feedback, giving you a reliable access control interface that works with existing door hardware without extensive modification.

Key Features

• Field-selectable 12/24 VDC operation eliminates inventory guesswork and allows voltage adjustment on-site
• Fail-secure configuration maintains locked status during power failure for high-security applications
• Continuous duty rating supports high-traffic openings without thermal shutdown concerns
• Integrated monitor switch provides real-time strike status feedback to access control panels
• Faceplate design fits standard ANSI strike preps for cylindrical locksets and exit device applications
• 630 satin stainless steel finish resists corrosion in exterior and high-moisture environments
• Latchbolt monitor (LBM) option adds secondary monitoring for complete door position awareness
• Low current draw maximizes power supply efficiency in multi-door installations

The dual voltage capability is particularly valuable when retrofitting existing openings where voltage specs may be uncertain or when standardizing across facilities with mixed voltage infrastructures. The strike accepts standard cylindrical lockset latchbolts and many exit device configurations, reducing the need for specialized hardware changes. The monitor switch output integrates directly with most access control panels for door forced open (DFO) and request to exit (REX) logic, while the latchbolt monitor provides an additional contact closure when the latch is captured—critical for applications requiring verification of actual mechanical engagement rather than just strike activation.

Installation follows standard electric strike procedures with knockout provisions for both mortise and surface wiring methods. The satin stainless finish matches common architectural hardware and holds up in coastal or industrial environments where painted strikes deteriorate quickly. For integrators managing portfolios with diverse door hardware and varying security requirements, this strike offers the flexibility to address multiple opening types with a single SKU while maintaining the monitoring capabilities demanded by modern access control systems.