HES 10312-10-----00 Power Transfer Concealed Mounting

When you're running power and data through a door frame for electric strikes, mag locks, or request-to-exit devices, exposed wiring creates both aesthetic problems and potential failure points. The HES 10312-10-----00 provides a concealed routing solution that protects conductors while maintaining a clean, professional appearance in commercial and institutional installations where visible wire runs aren't acceptable.

Key Features

• Concealed mounting design eliminates exposed wiring in door frames
• Compatible with standard HES electric strike and access control hardware installations
• Protects power transfer conductors from physical damage and environmental exposure
• Maintains clean aesthetic in high-visibility applications like corporate lobbies and medical facilities
• Facilitates faster, cleaner installations on retrofit projects with existing frame preparation
• Durable construction designed for commercial-grade door hardware environments

This power transfer mounting solution addresses the gap between functional requirements and architectural standards. In projects where building codes, fire marshal inspections, or client specifications prohibit surface-mounted conduit or exposed wiring, this hardware provides the pathway you need without compromising the installation's visual presentation. It's particularly valuable in facilities where doors are already installed and cutting new channels isn't practical or cost-effective.

The concealed design also reduces service calls related to damaged wiring. When conductors run exposed through hinge gaps or along frame edges, they're vulnerable to pinching, abrasion, and accidental disconnection during routine door maintenance. By routing power transfer through protected channels, you eliminate these common failure modes while simplifying troubleshooting when issues do occur. Integrators working on government facilities, healthcare campuses, and Class A office buildings will find this mounting hardware essential for meeting both performance requirements and finish standards that facility managers expect from access control installations.