Hes 310-2 24D 613E Grade 1 Electric Strike 24V Fail Secure

Product Description

The HES 310-2 24D 613E is a Grade 1 electric strike designed for fail-secure door access control applications. In a fail-secure configuration, the strike remains locked when power is removed, making it the correct choice for doors that must stay secured during a power outage. Rated at 24 volts DC, it accepts a 1/2 inch keeper and features a Dark Oxidized Bronze finish. This unit is installed by licensed electricians or access control technicians in commercial and light industrial door hardware applications.

This electric strike is suited for commercial door frames where a Grade 1 duty rating is required. The fail-secure operation is commonly specified for server rooms, restricted-access corridors, and other openings where default-locked status is a security requirement. The 1/2 inch keeper dimension determines frame mortise compatibility and must be confirmed against the door frame prep before ordering. The Dark Oxidized Bronze finish provides a consistent appearance with standard commercial hardware in that finish family.

Key Features

• Grade 1 duty rating for commercial-grade durability and cycle life
• Fail-secure operation - strike remains locked when power is removed
• 24 volt DC operating voltage for compatibility with standard access control power supplies
• 1/2 inch keeper for frame mortise fitment
• Dark Oxidized Bronze finish for consistent appearance with matching hardware

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation electric strike for commercial door frames mortised for a 1/2 inch keeper with 24 volt DC fail-secure access control systems.

Installation Notes

Electric strikes are typically installed by licensed electricians or certified access control technicians. Disconnect and lock out all power to the access control circuit before beginning installation. Verify frame mortise dimensions and keeper depth against the strike specifications prior to installation. Local codes including the NEC may govern low-voltage wiring methods and power supply requirements for electric strike circuits.