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SKU: SREX-100

HES SREX-100 Active Focused Infrared Detector

Active infrared perimeter detector with ambient temperature rejection
- Active focused beam eliminates false alarms from temperature fluctuations
- Hardwired and hybrid system compatible for flexible deployment options
- Outdoor and semi-outdoor rated for perimeter fencing and entrance points
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SKU: SS-2G

HES SS-2G Stainless Steel Two Gang Blank Wall Plate

Stainless steel two gang blank plate for cable pass-through indoors and out
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SKU: SS-SG

HES SS-SG Radius Faceplate

Radius faceplate for HES electronic locks on flat and curved frames
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SKU: SS-SL

HES SS-SL Stainless Steel Slimline Blank Wall Plate

Stainless steel slimline blank wall plate for HES door control systems
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SKU: SWB-03

HES SWB-03 SAM Wood Bracket Brass Polished

Polished brass wood bracket for HES electromagnetic strike systems
- Surface-mount design fits wood frame doors with standard fastening
- Polished brass finish resists corrosion in commercial and institutional use
- Compatible with HES electromagnetic strikes and access control locks
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SKU: SWB-10B

HES SWB-10B SAM Wood Bracket Oil Rubbed Bronze

Wood surface bracket in oil rubbed bronze for HES SAM locks
- Surface-mount design fits wooden door frames indoors
- Oil rubbed bronze finish matches standard door hardware aesthetics
- Compatible with HES SAM electromagnetic lock series
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SKU: SWB-26D

HES SWB-26D SAM Bracket for Wood Door Satin Stainless

Surface-mount SAM bracket for wood doors, satin stainless steel
- Satin stainless steel construction resists corrosion in indoor environments
- Surface-mounted design compatible with HES electromagnetic lock systems
- Standard SAM installation pattern for straightforward mounting on wood doors
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SKU: TCP-BK

HES TCP-BK Touch Bar Cover Plates Set of 2

Set of 2 touch bar cover plates for HES electric strikes
- Protective covering for touch bar assemblies in access control doors
- Professional finishing for HES electric strike installations
- Rated for indoor controlled access environments
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SKU: TCP-CL

HES TCP-CL Touch Bar Cover Plates Set of 2

Clear polycarbonate cover plates for HES touch bar keypads, set of 2
- Protects keypads from dust, moisture, and accidental contact
- Clear construction maintains full visibility of LED indicators and labels
- Mounts directly without system recalibration or firmware updates required
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SKU: TDK-1

HES TDK-1 Thick Door Kit

Mounting extension for Magnalock strikes on 2–3¼" thick doors
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SKU: TJ-38CL

HES TJ-38CL M38 Top Jamb Inswing Door Kit

Top jamb inswing door kit for HES M38 electromagnetic locks
- Mounts to top jamb on inswing doors with standard frame construction
- Clear finish works in retrofit and new-build commercial applications
- Integrates with HES M38 electromagnetic locking systems for access control
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SKU: TJ-68CL

HES TJ-68CL M68 Inswing Door Kit Top Jamb

Top jamb inswing door kit for HES M68 electric strike systems
- Mounts on top jamb for inswing door configurations with M68 compatibility
- Clear profile finish integrates with commercial and institutional access control
- 24VDC powered operation for direct M68 electric strike integration
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SKU: TM-2

HES TM-2 Time Master II Network Time Server

Centralized NTP/SNTP time server for multi-camera security networks
- NTP and SNTP protocols synchronize IP cameras, NVRs, and access control panels
- ONVIF Profile S compliant for direct Ethernet integration with security devices
- Eliminates timestamp drift across distributed deployments for forensic video correlation
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SKU: TM-9

HES TM-9 Time Mate Access Control System

Unified access control and time tracking for up to 92 doors
- Integrates employee time attendance with access control in one device
- Keypad reader with Wiegand communication and 24VDC electric strike support
- Compact 1 x 3.1 x 0.7 in form factor for flexible facility deployment
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SKU: TSB-C

HES TSB-C Access Control Hardware

92-door controller for enterprise access control and building automation
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SKU: TSB-CXL

HES TSB-CXL Access Control Hardware

Enterprise credential controller for 22-door access systems
- Processes multiple credential formats with real-time reader communication
- 22-door capacity with 10VDC input for multi-point facility deployments
- Integrates with standard access control management platforms via compatible panels
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Access Control

Access control systems secure doors, manage credentials, and enforce entry policies across commercial facilities. Build a scalable deployment with the right combination of controllers, readers, credentials, and door hardware.

Plan Your Deployment

Door count and expansion requirements
Reader type (card, keypad, biometric) and credential format
Fail-safe vs fail-secure hardware design
Power, cabling, and network connectivity planning
Multi-site governance and consistent standards

Buying Guide Get Recommendations Deployment Support

What to Look For When Buying

The six decisions that matter most before you spec.

Fail-Safe vs Fail-Secure

Fail-safe locks (power-to-lock) unlock on power loss — required for egress routes by most fire codes. Fail-secure (power-to-unlock) stays locked on power loss — used on office and storage doors where security trumps egress. Life-safety code interpretation varies by jurisdiction; consult your AHJ before specifying. See our fail-safe vs fail-secure guide.

OSDP vs Wiegand

Wiegand is the legacy reader-to-controller protocol (unencrypted, one-way, limited to 26-bit formats). OSDP (Open Supervised Device Protocol) is the modern replacement — bidirectional, encrypted, supervised, and future-proof for Seos/mobile credentials. New deployments should be OSDP; plan a Wiegand-to-OSDP migration path in legacy systems before adding mobile credential support.

Credential Technology

125 kHz proximity (HID Prox, EM) is the legacy standard — cheap, cloneable, no security. 13.56 MHz smart cards (iCLASS SE, MIFARE DESFire EV3, Seos) use AES encryption and are the commercial standard. Mobile credentials via NFC/BLE increasingly replace physical cards — but only on OSDP-capable readers. Specify multi-technology readers for migration flexibility.

Cloud vs On-Prem Management

Traditional server-based access platforms (Lenel, Genetec, C-Cure) require IT infrastructure and maintenance contracts. Cloud-native platforms (Brivo, Openpath/Avigilon Alta, Genea) eliminate servers but add per-door monthly fees. Mid-size deployments increasingly choose cloud; enterprise + critical infrastructure still favor on-prem. Hardware choice determines which platforms you can run.

Power Supply Sizing

Every lock + reader + controller has an inrush current and a holding current — and they differ. Maglocks hold at 300-500 mA but pull 800 mA on release. UL 294 power supplies rated for total simultaneous holding + 25% headroom, with battery backup sized to code-required runtime. Undersized power supplies are the #1 cause of access-control nuisance failures.

Code Compliance (Egress)

IBC, NFPA 101, and ADA all mandate unimpeded egress. A magnetically-locked door requires a fire-alarm tie-in, a bond-sensor, and a request-to-exit device — omit any and the door is a code violation. Delayed-egress maglocks require 15-second delay + sounder per NFPA. Always confirm lock spec with the AHJ before ordering.

Technology Stack

The specs and acronyms that actually affect outdoor performance.

OSDP v2 + Secure Channel

Open Supervised Device Protocol v2 with Secure Channel Protocol (SCP) delivers AES-128 encryption between reader and controller over RS-485. Replaces unencrypted Wiegand. Required for new federal deployments and FIPS 140-2 applications. All modern HID, ASSA ABLOY, and STid readers support OSDP + SCP.

Seos + iCLASS SE Credentials

HID Seos is the current-generation credential platform: AES-128 encrypted, multi-application, supports mobile wallets, backward-compatible with iCLASS SE. Seos credentials work on Seos readers + older iCLASS SE readers — iCLASS SE credentials do not work on legacy iCLASS (non-SE) readers. Plan migrations carefully.

FIPS 201 / PIV + PIV-I

Federal Identity Verification standard — the credential format used for federal employee and contractor badges. PIV-I (Interoperable) is the commercial variant for hospitals, utilities, and critical-infrastructure contractors. Specify PIV/PIV-I-capable readers (HID pivCLASS, multiCLASS SE) for any facility that hosts government visitors.

UL 294 Listing

Underwriters Laboratories listing for access control system units — power supplies, controllers, and locks. UL 294 6th edition covers security, durability, and overcurrent/overvoltage protection. Insurance and code requirements increasingly specify UL 294 listing. Altronix access-control power supplies are UL 294 listed across the catalog.

Wiegand Protocol

Legacy reader-to-controller protocol — one-way, unencrypted, variable bit-length format. Easily cloned with <$50 hardware. Still widespread because of low cost and universal compatibility. Acceptable for low-security interior doors; should be replaced with OSDP on any external or sensitive-area door.

Request-to-Exit (REX)

Motion- or push-button-activated device that signals the access controller to unlock the door from the secure side without generating an alarm. Required for maglock-equipped egress doors per code. PIR REX sensors must be properly aimed — nuisance alarms and held-door violations trace back to bad REX placement more than any other cause.

Typical Deployment Scenarios

Multi-Tenant Office Building

Lobby turnstiles with multi-tech readers, tenant suite doors with HID Signo + Seos, parking garage with long-range readers, elevator control for floor-by-floor access. Cloud platform (Brivo, Openpath) with mobile credentials replaces physical card issuance. Integration with SIP video intercoms for visitor management.

K-12 School Secure Vestibule

Front entry vestibule with fail-secure electric strike, interior Aiphone video intercom for visitor buzz-in, badge readers for staff, lockdown button integrated with mass notification. Back-of-house doors fail-safe per code. Full VMS integration for event overlay.

Hospital & Healthcare

Unit doors with HID multiCLASS SE + PIV-I compatibility, medication rooms with dual-authentication (card + biometric), ER ambulance bays with ruggedized readers, delayed-egress on behavioral health wards. Lenel or Genetec server-based platform with HIPAA-compliant audit logging. High-cycle-count electric strikes required.

Data Center & Critical Infrastructure

Biometric readers at server-room entries, mantrap doors with anti-tailgating sensors, cage-level access with OSDP + SCP, 7x24 audit logging. FIPS 201 / PIV-I credentials. Integration with IP cameras for tailgating review and infrastructure monitoring for physical-layer security.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between fail-safe and fail-secure locks?

Fail-safe locks (also called "power-to-lock") unlock on power loss — required for egress routes by most fire and life-safety codes. Fail-secure locks ("power-to-unlock") stay locked on power loss — typically used on office, storage, and supply doors where security trumps egress. Always confirm lock selection with the local AHJ; see our fail-safe vs fail-secure guide.

Is OSDP required for new access control installations?

Not legally required in most jurisdictions — but strongly recommended and effectively mandatory for federal deployments. OSDP with Secure Channel provides AES-128 encryption between reader and controller, bidirectional supervision, and future-proof support for mobile credentials. Legacy Wiegand is unencrypted and easily cloned. New deployments should be OSDP-capable from day one; legacy systems should plan a migration path.

Are HID card readers NDAA compliant?

Yes. HID Global is headquartered in Austin, TX, manufactures in multiple allied countries, and is fully NDAA Section 889 compliant. HID Signo, multiCLASS SE, iCLASS SE, and pivCLASS reader families are all eligible for federal, state government, and critical-infrastructure procurement. Credential cards are manufactured to the same compliance standard.

How do I size an access control power supply?

Add up holding current for all locks + reader standby current + controller standby current, then add 25% headroom for inrush and aging. Battery backup should provide code-required standby runtime (typically 4 hours for fire-alarm tie-ins; 15 min for access-only). Altronix UL 294 power supplies post clear spec sheets for total and per-output current — match to your actual load, don't guess.

Can mobile credentials replace physical access cards?

In most modern deployments, yes — but the reader has to support it. Readers need NFC and/or BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy) plus a partnership with the mobile credential platform (HID Mobile Access, Openpath, Kastle, etc.). Older proximity-only readers cannot read mobile credentials. Mobile adoption is usually mixed with physical cards during a multi-year transition — plan for both.

What's the difference between iCLASS SE and Seos credentials?

iCLASS SE was HID's previous-generation secure credential (AES-128, 2013-era). Seos is the current generation (2016+) — same AES-128 security, but multi-application, mobile-wallet capable, and future-proof. Seos credentials work on Seos-capable readers and on older iCLASS SE readers. iCLASS SE credentials do not work on legacy (pre-SE) iCLASS readers. See our HID Global catalog for current Seos SKUs.

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