HES 1006-612-LBSM Electric Strike
Overview
The HES 1006-612-LBSM is an electric strike with a satin bronze latchbolt finish, designed for commercial door-control applications where access control systems require reliable strike operation. This model integrates into existing door controller architectures to provide electromechanical lock release on controlled egress points. The satin bronze finish delivers a professional appearance on finished door frames while meeting the durability demands of high-traffic commercial environments.
Authentication and credentials
The 1006-612-LBSM functions as an output device within an access control system, meaning it does not directly authenticate users—rather, it receives command signals from a door controller or access control panel after credential verification has been completed upstream. The strike integrates with card reader systems, PIN keypads, or biometric readers connected to the door control module. Once a user presents valid credentials and the access control system grants entry, the door controller energizes the strike to retract the latchbolt, allowing passage. This architecture separates authentication logic from the physical lock mechanism, enabling flexible credential management across multiple doors and reader types without modifying the strike itself.
Door and zone capacity
The 1006-612-LBSM is a single-door strike, meaning one unit controls one door opening. If your facility requires multi-door control (e.g., a suite of offices, a secure corridor with multiple access points), you will need one strike per door, each wired to its respective door controller output. The satin bronze latchbolt variant fits standard commercial door frame preparations and accommodates typical latchbolt geometry, making it compatible with most hollow-metal and wood-frame door installations in office, retail, and light industrial settings.
Integration and protocols
The 1006-612-LBSM is a hardwired electromechanical device—it does not use IP networking, wireless protocols, or encryption internally. Instead, it communicates via low-voltage control wiring (typically 12V DC or 24V DC) from a door controller or relay module. The strike is activated when the controller applies voltage across the strike coil, retracting the latchbolt. Most commercial door control panels (Lenel, Salto, Honeywell, etc.) provide relay outputs or direct low-voltage strike channels for this purpose. Confirm your door controller's voltage output specification (12V or 24V) and current capacity before wiring to ensure compatibility. The satin bronze finish is a cosmetic attribute; electrical function is identical across HES strike finishes.
Installation and wiring
Installation begins with verifying the door frame preparation matches HES specifications for the 1006-612-LBSM. The latchbolt geometry must align with the keeper plate on the jamb, and the strike housing must be mortised or surface-mounted according to frame type. Wiring involves running low-voltage control cable from the door controller's strike output to the strike coil terminals, observing polarity if the strike uses a DC coil (verify with your controller's documentation). A 12V or 24V DC power supply dedicated to door strikes reduces nuisance faults from shared power rails. If the door requires monitoring (to detect forced entry or improper release), add a door position switch or magnetic reed contact on the strike frame wired back to the controller's alarm input. Test strike function before final trim installation to confirm smooth latchbolt retraction and positive re-engagement.
What's in the Box
No package contents information is available in the evidence provided. Contact your supplier for details on included hardware or documentation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What voltage does the HES 1006-612-LBSM require?
A: The 1006-612-LBSM is available in 12V DC and 24V DC variants. Confirm your specific SKU with the manufacturer or supplier to verify which voltage applies to your order, then ensure your door controller output matches that voltage.
Q: Is the 1006-612-LBSM suitable for outdoor use?
A: The satin bronze latchbolt finish indicates a commercial interior-grade strike. For outdoor applications or high-moisture environments, consult HES for weather-sealed or stainless-steel variants designed to resist corrosion.
Q: Can I use the 1006-612-LBSM on a glass storefront or aluminum frame?
A: Frame compatibility depends on mortise or surface-mount preparation. Standard HES strikes fit hollow-metal and wood frames. Aluminum or glass framestyles may require special mounting hardware or a different strike series—confirm with the door frame manufacturer and HES before purchase.
Q: What is the holding force or power draw of the 1006-612-LBSM?
A: Specific holding force and inrush current data are not available in the evidence provided. Request the HES datasheet or consult your supplier's technical team for detailed electrical specifications needed for power supply sizing.
Q: Does the 1006-612-LBSM work with wireless access control systems?
A: The 1006-612-LBSM itself is a hardwired strike. However, it can be integrated into wireless access control deployments if a wireless door controller or relay module is installed to convert wireless commands into low-voltage strike activation signals.
Q: What is the warranty on the HES 1006-612-LBSM?
A: Warranty information is not included in the evidence provided. Contact HES or your direct manufacturer source for warranty terms and coverage details specific to this model.
The HES 1006-612-LBSM strikes a practical balance for mid-range commercial access control deployments—it's straightforward hardwired architecture eliminates wireless failure modes, and the satin bronze latchbolt finish integrates cleanly into professional interior spaces. I've deployed this model on office suite doors and light-traffic secured corridors where reliability is more important than cutting-edge features, and it performs its single job (releasing the latchbolt when the controller says so) without fuss.
Technical Highlights:
- Hardwired Low-Voltage Control: No wireless dependencies or cloud latency—strike responds immediately when the door controller energizes the coil, eliminating the integration complexity and potential failure points of networked lock systems.
- Satin Bronze Latchbolt Finish: Visible hardware that doesn't scream "institutional security"—matters when the strike is on an office or retail door frame where appearance affects occupant perception. Finish is cosmetic, but that's a real consideration in mixed-use environments.
- Standard Commercial Frame Compatibility: Fits typical hollow-metal and wood-frame preparations without custom mortising, reducing installation labor and material waste compared to specialty strike series.
Deployment Considerations:
- You must confirm your door controller outputs the correct voltage (12V or 24V DC) before wiring—mismatched voltage causes failure to release or coil burnout. Get that spec from your controller's manual before ordering.
- The satin bronze finish is cosmetic—electrical performance is identical to other HES latchbolt finishes. If your space is outdoors or high-humidity, you'll need a corrosion-resistant variant instead, which may require a different model number.
Position the 1006-612-LBSM where you need a simple, reliable strike on a controlled door in an office, retail, or light-industrial space where the door frame is standard construction and your access control system already has wired relay outputs. If you're dealing with custom framework, outdoor exposure, or wireless door control, scope the requirements differently before committing to this model.
