Hes 10620443 Electric Strike Complete for Latchbolts

Product Description

The HANCHETT ENTRY SYSTEMS / HES 10620443 is a complete electric strike assembly designed for use with latchbolt door hardware. Electric strikes replace the fixed strike plate on a door frame, allowing the latchbolt to retract electronically so the door can be pushed open without turning a knob or lever. This unit ships as a complete assembly, meaning it includes the components needed for a ready-to-install installation. It is typically installed by licensed locksmiths, access control technicians, or low-voltage security integrators working on commercial or institutional door hardware projects.

The 10620443 is suited for access control applications where electric release of a latchbolt is required. Typical install scenarios include office entry doors, interior secured doors in commercial buildings, and multi-tenant residential access points. This is a complete kit configuration, reducing the need for separately sourced components during installation. Refer to the manufacturer product manual for dimensional details and wiring diagrams specific to this model.

Key Features

• Complete assembly configuration for streamlined installation
• Designed specifically for latchbolt door hardware applications
• Electric strike design allows door release without mechanical key interaction at the strike
• Sold as a single unit (each)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style complete electric strike replacement for latchbolt-type door hardware in access control applications. Consult the manufacturer product manual or HES documentation for confirmed compatible locksets and frame preparations before installation.

Installation Notes

Electric strikes are installed by licensed locksmiths or access control technicians familiar with low-voltage wiring and door hardware preparation. De-energize all access control panel circuits before wiring the strike. Frame preparation, backset, and strike pocket dimensions must match the door hardware before mounting. Follow local building codes and the manufacturer wiring diagrams for proper fail-safe or fail-secure configuration.