Hes 10760067 Lock Accessory

Product Description

The HANCHETT ENTRY SYSTEMS / HES 10760067 is a lock accessory designed for use in access control and door hardware applications. Sold as an individual unit, this component fits within the HES product line, which is widely recognized in the commercial and institutional door hardware trade. Electricians, locksmiths, and access control technicians typically work with HES accessories during installation, maintenance, or upgrade of electric strike and door locking systems. The part reference FP:801E-BLK suggests a faceplate component in a black finish, likely associated with the HES 801 series electric strike product family.

This lock accessory is suited for commercial and institutional door hardware installations where HES electric strike systems are used. It is typically installed in hollow metal frames or similar door frame applications. Trade professionals sourcing replacement or supplemental components for HES 801 series installations will find this a direct OEM-style match. Always verify the specific model and finish requirements of the installation before ordering.

Key Features

• OEM-style lock accessory from HANCHETT ENTRY SYSTEMS / HES
• Associated with the 801E product line, black finish variant
• Sold as a single unit (each)
• Designed for use in commercial access control and door hardware systems
• Direct replacement or supplemental component for qualified HES installations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement lock accessory for HES electric strike systems. No specific compatible model numbers were provided in the product data; verify fitment against your existing HES installation before ordering.

Installation Notes

Installation of electric strike faceplates and lock accessories should be performed by a licensed locksmith, electrician, or qualified access control technician. Power down the door control circuit and verify the electric strike is de-energized before beginning any disassembly or component swap. Follow local building codes and manufacturer documentation for proper frame preparation and hardware seating. Do not force hardware into place, as improper fit can compromise door security and strike function.