Hes 801BLK Faceplate 8000 Series Electric Strike Black

Product Description

The HES 801BLK is a replacement faceplate designed for the HES 8000 series electric strike. The faceplate provides the finished exterior surface of the strike assembly, covering the strike body and presenting a clean, professional appearance at the door frame. It is sold individually and ships as a single unit. At 5 inches long, 2 inches wide, and 0.25 inches in height, this faceplate fits the dimensional profile of the 8000 series strike housing. The black finish makes it suitable for door hardware installations where dark or matte finishes are specified. Access control technicians and locksmiths are the typical installers for this component.

This faceplate is used in commercial and light commercial access control installations where the HES 8000 series electric strike is the locking device. Common scenarios include interior office doors, stairwell doors, and vestibule entries where an electric strike is mounted in the door frame jamb. The black finish coordinates with door hardware specified in oil-rubbed bronze, matte black, or similar dark finish palettes. It is a direct cosmetic and structural component of the 8000 series strike assembly and does not function independently.

Key Features

• Black finish for compatibility with dark door hardware specifications
• Designed specifically for the HES 8000 series electric strike body
• Compact profile at 5 inches long by 2 inches wide by 0.25 inches in height
• Sold as a single unit replacement component
• Lightweight at 0.2 pounds for easy handling during installation

Compatibility

Designed as a direct replacement faceplate for the HES 8000 series electric strike assembly.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed locksmith or certified access control technician. Before servicing any electric strike, de-energize the access control circuit and verify power is off at the control panel. Follow local building and fire codes when modifying door hardware in rated assemblies, as electric strike replacements in fire-rated openings may require code compliance verification.