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HES 5000-12/24D-630 Electric Strike
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$116.99HES 5000-12/24D-630 Electric Strike
The HES 5000-12/24D-630 is a dual-voltage electric strike engineered for fail-secure access control applications in commercial and institutional facilities. Operating on 12/24V DC power, this strike delivers reliable electromagnetic holding force and integrates seamlessly with modern access control architectures, from standalone proximity systems to networked entry platforms.
Key Features
- 12/24V DC selectable voltage operation
- Fail-secure design for enhanced security posture
- Compatible with standard access control panels and proximity readers
- Supports networked entry system integration
- Standard door frame form factor for straightforward installation
- Consistent electromagnetic holding performance
- Indoor rated for secure facility access points
Technical Specifications
The strike's dual-voltage capability (12V or 24V DC) eliminates the need for multiple SKUs across different system deployments, simplifying inventory management and reducing installation complexity. The fail-secure operation ensures that the strike defaults to locked status upon power loss, maintaining security integrity during system faults or outages.
System Integration
This electric strike functions as a core component within access control ecosystems. It connects to door control systems that manage signal logic and timing, receives activation commands from access control panels reading proximity credentials, and operates within networked architectures where entry events are centrally logged and monitored. Proper voltage supply and door frame preparation are essential for optimal performance and regulatory compliance.
Applications
- Commercial office buildings and corporate campuses
- Educational institutions and research facilities
- Government and secure administrative offices
- Healthcare facilities with controlled access requirements
- Data centers and server room entry points
- Retail environments with restricted staff areas