HES 1600-106-605 Electric Strike Kit Bright Brass

HES 1600-106-605 Electric Strike Kit Bright Brass

The HES 1600-106-605 is a professional-grade electric strike assembly finished in bright brass, engineered to convert standard door hardware into an electronically controlled access point. This kit integrates seamlessly with modern access control systems, enabling credential-based entry workflows while maintaining compatibility with existing door frame infrastructure.

Key Features

• Dual voltage operation: 12V or 24V DC strike capability
• Bright brass finish faceplate for aesthetic integration
• Compatible with card readers, keypads, and multi-factor credential platforms
• Standard relay output interface for access control system integration
• Designed for hollow metal and wood door frame installations
• Supports push-to-exit and controlled access workflows

Technical Specifications

The strike mechanism operates on either 12V or 24V DC power, providing flexibility in system design and retrofit scenarios. The kit includes the complete electric strike assembly, mounting hardware, and installation template to streamline deployment. The bright brass finish offers both durability and a professional appearance suitable for corporate and institutional environments.

Integration is straightforward through standard relay outputs, allowing connection to popular access control platforms including card reader systems, electronic keypads, and multi-factor authentication solutions. The strike is engineered for reliable operation in high-traffic access points requiring frequent actuation cycles.

Applications

• Corporate office entry doors and secure areas
• Healthcare facilities requiring controlled access
• Educational institutions with credential-based systems
• Retrofit projects upgrading manual locks to electronic control
• Multi-tenant buildings with centralized access management
• Server rooms and IT infrastructure spaces

The HES 1600-106-605 is an ideal choice for organizations modernizing their access control infrastructure while preserving existing door hardware investments.