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HES AES-200 Electric Door Strike with Monitoring
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$165.99HES AES-200 Electric Door Strike with Monitoring
The HES AES-200 is a professional-grade electric door strike designed for access control systems requiring real-time monitoring and remote operation capabilities. This device integrates seamlessly into standard security infrastructures, delivering reliable strike engagement verification and continuous access event monitoring. Built for both new construction and retrofit installations, the AES-200 provides the electrical feedback and visual confirmation necessary for secure, auditable access control in commercial and institutional environments.
Key Features
- Real-time monitoring with electrical feedback confirmation
- Remote operation capability for centralized access control
- Visual feedback for strike engagement verification
- Compatible with standard access control systems and door readers
- Supports 12V/24V control voltage systems
- Electromagnetic locking protocol compatibility
- Suitable for new construction and retrofit applications
Technical Specifications
The AES-200 operates across standard 12V and 24V control voltage platforms commonly deployed in commercial access control installations. The strike integrates directly with electromagnetic locking protocols and works with industry-standard door readers and access control processors. Its monitoring capability enables real-time status reporting, allowing security personnel and system integrators to track strike engagement state and verify successful access events without physical inspection.
Applications
Ideal for office buildings, educational institutions, healthcare facilities, and corporate environments where controlled entry and access accountability are critical. The AES-200 supports both perimeter and interior door applications where integration with existing access control infrastructure is required.