Hes 10200083 1.25 Inch Lip Extension Electric Strike

Product Description

The HANCHETT ENTRY SYSTEMS / HES 10200083 is a 1.25-inch lip extension designed for use with compatible electric strike assemblies. Lip extensions are metal components that increase the effective lip length of an electric strike faceplate, allowing the strike to fit door frames and jamb preparations that require additional coverage. This part is sold individually and is typically installed by locksmiths, access control technicians, or commercial door hardware installers working on electric strike applications.

Lip extensions like the 10200083 are commonly used in commercial and light industrial access control installations where the standard strike lip does not fully cover the door frame recess or where frame geometry requires extended coverage. The 5104 series designation indicates this extension is matched to the HES 5104 electric strike platform. Installers select the correct lip extension length to ensure proper door operation and secure latching when the strike is energized or de-energized.

Key Features

• 1.25-inch lip extension length for extended frame coverage
• Designed for use with the HES 5104 electric strike series
• Sold as a single unit, quantity one per package
• Fits electric strike faceplate installations requiring additional lip depth

Compatibility

Designed as an accessory replacement component for the HES 5104 series electric strike. Confirm strike model and frame preparation dimensions before ordering to ensure correct fitment.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified access control technician familiar with electric strike hardware. De-energize and disconnect power to the electric strike circuit before removing or replacing any strike components. Verify that the lip extension is fully seated and secured to the faceplate before restoring power and testing door operation. Follow applicable local building codes and manufacturer guidelines for access control hardware installation.