HES 1006
The HES 1006 is an electric lock manufactured by HES Assa Abloy (Hanchett Entry Systems), a well-known access devices and security brand. Certainly, HES 1006 is often the “Genesis 1006” and is recognized for its versatility and durability. Basically, it is a high-quality, heavy-duty electric lock designed for commercial and industrial applications.
BENEFITS
The HES 1006 electric strike offers numerous benefits, making it a popular choice in access system products for commercial and industrial applications.
VERSATILITY
ENHANCED SECURITY
EASY INTEGRATION
RELIABILITY
COST-EFFECTIVENESS
AESTHETIC AND FUNCTIONAL DESIGN
The HES 1006 is an excellent choice for environments with high security, reliability, and adaptability, such as offices, schools, healthcare facilities, and government buildings. Besides, its benefits ensure peace of mind while optimizing the functionality of access systems.
HES 1006 ELECTRIC STRIKE INSTALLATION
Prepare the Door Frame
- Determine the Mounting Location:
- Mark the location on the frame where the electric lock will be installed, aligning it with the latch or deadbolt of the door lock. Also, use the installation template provided with the HES 1006.
- Cut and Chisel the Frame:
- Drill and chisel the door frame to accommodate the strike body and faceplate. Additionally, ensure the cutout matches the dimensions on the template. Besides, ensure the opening is precise to prevent gaps or misalignment.
Install the Electric Lock
- Fit the Strike into the Frame:
- Place the electric lock into the prepared cutout. Also, test-fit the faceplate to ensure proper alignment with the door latch or bolt.
- Secure the Strike:
- Use the screws provided to secure the strike and faceplate to the frame. Certainly, tighten screws evenly to avoid misalignment.
Connect the Wiring
- Determine Voltage:
- The HES 1006 supports both 12V and 24V operation. Also, ensure your power supply matches the voltage setting.
- Make Electrical Connections:
- Strip the wires and connect them to the appropriate terminals on the strike. Besides, for fail-safe or fail-secure operation, follow the wiring instructions provided in the manual.
- Test the Connections:
- Use a multimeter to verify that the proper voltage reaches the electric door latch.
Test the Operation
- Power On the System:
- Besides, energize the power supply and test the electric door latch. Additionally, confirm that the door unlocks and locks correctly.
- Adjust if Necessary:
- Additionally, adjust its position or faceplate if the strike does not align perfectly with the latch or bolt.
Finalize Installation
- Also, tighten all screws and ensure all components are securely in place. Besides, clean the area and confirm the strike operates smoothly without resistance.
TIPS FOR SUCCESSFUL INSTALLATION
Always refer to the HES 1006 installation manual for model-specific details. Besides, ensure compliance with local building codes and fire safety regulations. Also, test the electric lock several times after installation to ensure long-term reliability. Basically, if you’re unfamiliar with electrical work, consult a licensed professional.
HOW DOES IT WORK?
Basic Functionality
Definitely, the HES 1006 of HES Assa Abloy replaces the fixed strike plate on a door frame and interacts with the door’s latch or deadbolt. Basically, its purpose is to secure and release the door electronically when authorized access is granted.
Key Components
- Strike Keeper:
- A movable metal piece that holds the latch or deadbolt in place when the door is closed.
- Solenoid:
- An electrically powered actuator that moves the strike keeper to lock or release the latch.
- Faceplate:
- A visible plate that provides compatibility with various locksets.
Operation Modes
Additionally, the device can operate in two primary modes:
- Fail-Safe (Power-to-Lock):
- The strike remains unlocked when power is removed, ensuring free egress during a power outage (used in fire safety applications).
- Fail-Secure (Power-to-Unlock):
- The strike remains locked when power is removed, enhancing security during power failures (commonly used in security applications).
Access Devices Integration
Certainly, the device is connected to an access systems, which can include devices like:
- Keypads
- Card readers
- Biometric scanners
- Push-to-exit buttons
- Intercom systems
When a user provides valid credentials through the access devices, a signal is sent to the electric lock to unlock the door.
How It Unlocks the Door
- Access Request:
- A user presents valid credentials (e.g., swiping a card or entering a code).
- Signal Transmission:
- The access devices sends an electrical signal to the solenoid inside the strike.
- Keeper Release:
- The solenoid activates, retracting the strike keeper and allowing the door’s latch or deadbolt to disengage.
- Door Opens:
- The user can now push or pull the door open.
When the signal stops, the keeper returns to its locked position, re-engaging the latch or bolt.
Power Options
- Dual Voltage:
- Operates on either 12V or 24V DC/AC, making it adaptable to various access control setups.
- Power can come from an external or centralized access control panel.
Advanced Features
- Latch Monitoring (optional):
- Some models include sensors to monitor whether the latch is engaged or the door is closed.
- Compatibility with Deadbolts:
- The HES 1006 can work with locksets that include 1″ deadbolts, offering enhanced security.
HES 1006 PARTS
