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HES 1500C Electric Strike Satin Bronze Clear Coated - 1500C-612
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HES 1500C-612 Electric Strike Satin Bronze Clear Coated
When you're specifying access control for high-traffic commercial openings with aesthetic requirements, the HES 1500C-612 delivers field-proven performance in a satin bronze finish that integrates seamlessly with upscale architectural hardware. This cylindrical lockset-compatible electric strike handles the mechanical stress of continuous operation while maintaining the visual standards expected in corporate lobbies, healthcare facilities, and premium office environments.
Key Features
- Satin bronze clear coated finish matches premium architectural hardware suites
- Cylindrical lockset compatibility for straightforward retrofit and new construction applications
- Dual voltage operation accommodates both 12VDC and 24VDC access control systems
- Field-selectable fail-secure or fail-safe operation for code-compliant egress configurations
- Latchbolt monitoring for real-time door position feedback to access control panels
- Adjustable keeper design accommodates standard and offset latch alignment variations
- Heavy-duty construction handles 500,000+ cycle life expectancy in commercial duty applications
- UL listed for life safety and fire door applications where applicable
The 1500C series addresses a common integration challenge: matching electric strike finish to existing or specified door hardware without compromising performance. The clear-coated satin bronze finish provides corrosion resistance and visual consistency with Baldwin, Schlage, and other premium hardware lines common in Class A office and institutional projects. The strike's dual voltage capability eliminates the need for separate power supplies in mixed-voltage installations, and the field-selectable fail mode lets you configure the strike at installation rather than ordering separate models for different door applications.
Installation flexibility is critical when you're working with existing frames that may have alignment tolerances or previous prep work. The 1500C's adjustable keeper compensates for minor latch misalignment without requiring frame modifications, reducing callback risk on retrofit projects. The integrated latchbolt monitoring provides door position status to your access control system without adding separate contacts, simplifying wiring and reducing points of failure. For integrators managing projects where performance and appearance both matter, the 1500C-612 delivers reliable electric strike functionality without visual compromise.
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