Hes 9200N-630-LM Narrow Stile Electric Strike

Product Description

The HANCHETT ENTRY SYSTEMS / HES 9200N-630-LM is a narrow stile electric strike designed for access control applications in commercial and institutional door hardware installations. Electric strikes replace the fixed strike plate in a door frame, allowing the latch or bolt to be held or released by an electrical signal from an access control system. The 9200N series is built for narrow stile aluminum or hollow metal frames where frame depth is limited. The 630 finish designation indicates a satin stainless steel surface, suited for high-traffic environments where corrosion resistance and appearance retention matter.

This electric strike is intended for commercial access control installations on narrow stile door frames, commonly found in storefront aluminum framing, glass doors, and similar light-to-medium duty commercial entry points. It is typically specified by security integrators, licensed electricians, and door hardware technicians working on card reader, keypad, or intercom-controlled entry systems. The unit quantity is one strike per package.

Key Features

• Narrow stile form factor fits frames where standard-width strikes will not seat correctly
• Satin stainless steel (630) finish provides corrosion resistance for high-use commercial environments
• Electric strike design allows remote latch release without modifying the door lockset
• Designed for integration with low-voltage access control systems including card readers and keypads
• Sold as an individual unit for single-door replacement or new installation projects

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style electric strike replacement or new installation component for narrow stile door frames in commercial access control systems. Verify frame prep and cutout dimensions against the manufacturer data sheet before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician or certified door hardware technician familiar with low-voltage access control wiring and local codes including NEC requirements for Class 2 circuits. De-energize the access control panel and confirm zero voltage at the strike wiring terminals before beginning any wiring work. Do not force the strike into a frame cutout that has not been properly prepared to the manufacturer's specified dimensions, as improper fit will affect latch retention and strike lifespan. Confirm door alignment and latch engagement before restoring power and testing the release cycle.