Hes 310-2 24D 630 Electric Strike Fail Secure 24VDC

Product Description

The HES 310-2 24D 630 is a fail-secure electric strike designed for access control applications in commercial and residential door hardware installations. Operating at 24 volts DC, this strike remains locked when power is removed, making it the correct choice for exit and perimeter doors where security must be maintained during a power loss. The unit ships as a complete assembly and includes a 1/2 inch keeper. The satin stainless steel finish provides durability and a clean appearance suited for high-use door frames.

This electric strike is used in access control systems where an electrified lockset or latch is controlled by a credential reader, keypad, or access control panel. Typical installations include office entry doors, stairwell doors, and commercial suite entries. The fail-secure operation means the door remains locked without a power signal, which aligns with common security policies for controlled-access areas. Licensed locksmiths, access control technicians, and low-voltage electricians are the primary installers of this type of hardware.

Key Features

• Fail-secure operation: door remains locked when power is removed
• 24 volts DC operating voltage for compatibility with standard access control power supplies
• Complete assembly includes the strike body and 1/2 inch keeper
• Satin stainless steel (630) finish for corrosion resistance and professional appearance
• Designed for use with standard latch-style locksets in access control door hardware applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation electric strike for commercial and residential access control door hardware systems using 24 volt DC power supplies and standard latch-style locksets.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed locksmith or qualified access control technician familiar with low-voltage wiring practices and local building codes. De-energize the access control power supply before wiring or adjusting the strike. Verify door frame preparation and strike mortise dimensions match the unit before installation. Consult local fire and building codes to confirm fail-secure operation is permitted for the intended door application.