HES
SKU: RP-46
HES RP-46 Radius Faceplate for Electric Strike Systems
Radius faceplate for curved door frames in HES electric strike systems
Overview
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Overview
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The HES RP-20 is a precision-engineered radius faceplate designed to bridge a common installation gap: modern commercial buildings with curved or rounded door frame profiles often cannot accommodate standard square strike faceplates. This component solves that problem without compromising integration or aesthetics. The RP-20 works directly with HES electric strike systems, delivering a finished appearance at the strike point while maintaining full mechanical and electrical compatibility with standard HES locking mechanisms.
Specifying the correct faceplate geometry matters more than it might initially seem. A mismatched faceplate leaves gaps, looks unprofessional, and can create security or liability issues on retrofit projects. The RP-20 eliminates that risk for any installation where the door frame radius is the constraint — not the budget or the control system.
The RP-20 is purpose-built for access control systems that standardize on HES hardware. It pairs directly with HES electric strikes without requiring additional brackets, adapters, or field modifications. Integrators should verify the specific HES strike model and frame radius before ordering to ensure proper fitment. When combined with a networked access control controller and reader infrastructure, the RP-20 provides the finished mechanical layer that supports the full access control workflow — authentication, decision logic, and physical lock actuation.
The faceplate itself is passive — it does not add any electrical load, communication overhead, or cybersecurity surface. Its role is purely mechanical: to cover the gap between the strike mechanism and the door frame while accommodating non-standard geometry.
Q: Does the RP-20 work with all HES electric strikes?
A: The RP-20 is engineered for direct compatibility with HES electric strike systems. However, verify the specific strike model and frame radius before ordering. Contact the strike manufacturer or a HES systems engineer if you are uncertain about fitment.
Q: Can I use the RP-20 on a square door frame?
A: The RP-20 is designed specifically for curved or rounded frames. A standard square faceplate is the correct choice for rectangular door frames. Using a radius faceplate on a square frame will create visible gaps and installation issues.
Q: Does the RP-20 require any special installation tools or training?
A: The RP-20 is a finishing component that integrates with the HES strike during installation. Standard locksmith or access control technician tools are sufficient. Refer to the HES strike installation documentation for detailed mounting procedures.
Q: Is the RP-20 suitable for high-traffic environments?
A: Yes. The faceplate is engineered for durable performance in commercial environments with frequent door cycles. It is not a consumable — it is designed for the lifespan of the door and strike mechanism.
Q: What finishes or colors are available for the RP-20?
A: The available finishes depend on current HES stock and product specifications. Contact the distributor or HES directly for finish options and lead times.
The HES RP-20 is a straightforward solution to a real problem: curved door frames are increasingly common in modern commercial architecture, but standard square strike faceplates do not fit them. If you are specifying a networked access control system on a retrofit or new construction project and the frame geometry is curved, the RP-20 eliminates the risk of gaps, poor aesthetics, or costly workarounds. It is a passive component — no power, no complication — but it is the difference between a finished installation and one that looks compromised.
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Deployment Considerations:
Deploy the RP-20 when the frame geometry is the constraint, not the budget or the control logic. It is the right answer for modern commercial buildings with curved entrances, healthcare facilities with curved security doors, and retrofit projects where the frame already exists and the architecture is non-standard.
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