Hes 10180211 Electric Strike Faceplate N-2-630

Product Description

The HANCHETT ENTRY SYSTEMS / HES 10180211 is a replacement faceplate designed for use with HES electric strikes. The faceplate serves as the visible, door-frame-mounted face of the electric strike assembly, providing the structural opening through which the latch or bolt engages. Faceplates are a critical component for maintaining proper latch alignment and a finished appearance on access control installations. This unit is sold individually and is identified by the N-2-630 designation, which typically indicates a specific size profile and a satin stainless finish consistent with the 630 hardware finish standard.

This faceplate is intended for commercial and light commercial access control applications where electric strikes are installed in door frames to allow remote or credential-based entry. It is suited for use in schools, office buildings, multifamily residential properties, and other facilities requiring controlled access. Installation is typically performed by licensed locksmiths, access control technicians, or low-voltage electricians working within the scope of an electric strike replacement or new installation project.

Key Features

• N-2-630 designation indicates a defined size profile and satin stainless finish
• Sold as a single unit for direct replacement or new installation
• Designed to integrate with HES electric strike assemblies
• Provides the latch-engagement opening and finished face for the strike body
• Supports a clean, professional appearance in access control door hardware installations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement faceplate for HES electric strike assemblies requiring the N-2-630 faceplate profile. Verify the existing strike model and faceplate designation before ordering to confirm fitment.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified locksmith or access control technician familiar with electric strike hardware. Before servicing or replacing any electric strike component, disconnect power to the strike circuit and verify the door is held secure by an alternate means. Standard hand tools are typically sufficient for faceplate replacement. Local building and fire codes may govern electric strike installations, particularly in egress-critical applications.