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The HES 1006LBM630 is a dual-voltage electric strike body designed for access control applications requiring integrated latchbolt monitoring. Operating on either 12VDC or 24VDC, it fits into door frames where an electro-mechanical locking solution is needed without a dedicated single-voltage power supply. The latchbolt monitor provides a status signal that indicates whether the latchbolt is fully engaged, giving access control panels and monitoring systems real-time door-state feedback. The satin stainless steel finish suits commercial interior and exterior door hardware environments. Installation is handled by licensed locksmiths, access control technicians, or low-voltage electricians familiar with electrified door hardware.
The 1006LBM630 is part of the HES 1006 series of electric strikes, a product family used in commercial and light industrial access control installations. Typical applications include office entry doors, stairwell doors, and vestibule control points where a fail-secure or fail-safe electric strike is required alongside door-position or latch-state monitoring. The unit ships as a single strike body assembly. It is suited for installations where the access control panel needs a supervised input to confirm latch engagement as part of an alarm or audit trail.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation electric strike body within the HES 1006 series for commercial access control door hardware systems.
Electric strike installation should be performed by a licensed locksmith, access control technician, or low-voltage electrician in accordance with applicable local codes and NFPA 101 life-safety egress requirements. Disconnect power to the access control panel and strike circuit before wiring or removing an existing unit. Verify door frame cutout dimensions match the strike body before installation, and confirm the monitoring output is correctly wired to a supervised input on the access control panel before returning the system to service.
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