HES 7000C-630 Complete PACS Latchbolt Electric Strike

HES 7000C-630 Complete PACS for Latchbolt Locks

The HES 7000C-630 is a complete Power Access Control System (PACS) purpose-built for standard latchbolt lock applications in commercial and institutional facilities. Manufactured by HES, an ASSA ABLOY Group company, this electric strike solution delivers integrated hardware, reliable electromagnetic operation, and seamless compatibility with existing access control infrastructure.

Key Features

• Complete PACS package with integrated strike hardware for latchbolt locks
• Electromagnetic strike operation for secure, fail-safe access control
• Compatible with standard latchbolt lock configurations
• Designed for commercial and institutional door assemblies
• Indoor deployment for controlled-access environments
• Straightforward installation following HES standard practices
• Proven field reliability across retrofit and new-build projects

Technical Highlights

The 7000C-630 uses electric strike form factor hardware to control latchbolt engagement, eliminating mechanical key-based access while maintaining door security. The system is engineered for integration with modern access control networks, allowing centralized credential verification and audit logging. Installation aligns with industry-standard practices for commercial door retrofits and new construction, reducing deployment complexity and project timelines.

Applications

Ideal for office buildings, educational institutions, healthcare facilities, and government offices requiring controlled entry to secure zones. The 7000C-630 supports single and multi-door deployments where latchbolt hardware is specified and electromagnetic strike control is required. Suitable for both new-build access control projects and retrofit installations on existing door assemblies.

Integration & Compatibility

The complete PACS design ensures seamless integration with existing access control platforms and infrastructure. The 7000C-630 operates within standard access control architectures, supporting credential readers, controllers, and monitoring systems already deployed in commercial environments.