Hes 1006CAS Deadbolt Recapture Electric Strike

Product Description

The HANCHETT ENTRY SYSTEMS HES 1006CAS is a deadbolt recapture electric strike designed for access control applications requiring positive deadbolt locking and remote release capability. Electric strikes replace the fixed strike plate in a door frame, allowing the latch or bolt to be released electrically without requiring a credential at the door itself. The 1006CAS is built for installations where a deadbolt must be recaptured and held securely until an authorized release signal is sent, making it a dependable component in commercial and high-security access control systems. Installation is performed by licensed locksmiths, security integrators, or access control technicians.

The 1006CAS fits into access control installations where a deadbolt-equipped door requires both mechanical security and remote electric release. Typical scenarios include commercial entry doors, stairwell doors, and secured interior openings where a deadbolt is the primary locking device. The recapture function allows the deadbolt to re-engage the strike automatically after the door closes, maintaining the locked state without manual intervention. This makes it well suited for high-traffic secured openings that must remain locked at all times except during authorized entry events.

Key Features

• Deadbolt recapture design holds and releases the deadbolt via electric signal
• Replaces standard fixed strike plate in the door frame for access control integration
• Automatic re-locking upon door closure eliminates the need for manual bolt re-engagement
• Intended for commercial-grade access control and high-security door applications
• Sold as individual unit for single-door installations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style electric strike replacement for commercial doors equipped with deadbolt locksets in access control applications. Consult the manufacturer product data sheet for specific door prep, frame, and lockset compatibility requirements before ordering.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified locksmith, access control technician, or security integrator familiar with electric hardware and low-voltage wiring practices. De-energize all access control panel circuits and verify the door frame prep matches the strike dimensions before beginning installation. Follow all applicable local building codes and fire egress requirements, as electric strikes on certain door types may require fail-safe or fail-secure configurations per code. Do not modify the strike body or alter the electrical connections beyond manufacturer specifications.