Securitron -u.s. HEB-2CL-12 Header Extension Bracket

Product Description

The SECURITRON -U.S. HEB-2CL-12 is a header extension bracket designed to mount electromagnetic locks and related door hardware to surfaces that require standoff clearance. Measuring 2 x 2 x 12 inches, this bracket provides the necessary offset between the door frame or header and the lock body. It ships in a clear finish, making it suitable for installations where a low-profile or anodized aluminum appearance is preferred. Security installers and access control technicians use this bracket when a standard flush mount is not practical due to door construction or hardware alignment requirements.

This bracket is used in commercial and light-industrial door hardware installations where electromagnetic locks must be positioned away from the header to align properly with the door leaf or armature plate. Typical applications include aluminum storefront doors, hollow-metal frames, and glass door assemblies where the lock body needs to be extended outward or downward to achieve correct contact with the armature. It is installed as part of a complete electromagnetic locking system.

Key Features

• 2 x 2 x 12 inch profile provides significant standoff for challenging header configurations
• Clear finish suits anodized aluminum door frames and glass door hardware
• Designed for use with electromagnetic lock installations requiring header offset
• Sold individually as a single unit

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style mounting accessory for electromagnetic lock systems requiring a header extension bracket in a 2 x 2 x 12 inch form factor with a clear finish.

Installation Notes

Installation of this bracket is typically performed by a licensed security or low-voltage technician familiar with access control hardware. Disconnect power to the electromagnetic lock system before mounting or repositioning any hardware. Verify that the bracket is fastened to a structurally sound header or frame capable of supporting the combined load of the bracket and lock assembly. Follow local building and fire codes regarding door hardware on egress paths.