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Electric Strikes for Every Exit Device

Electric Strikes for Every Exit Device

<p>Upgrade access control on perimeter gates and existing exterior doors by choosing the right electric strike to work with an exit device.</p> <p>The HES 9000 Family offers surface mounted electric strikes that are ideal for perimeter applications in K-12, Healthcare, Commercial Buildings, Office Spaces and Aluminium Storefronts.</p> <p>The HES 9000 Family features a more polished look with the ASSA ABLOY logo, an industrial bevelled edge and eight finish options. The 9000-MTK Metal Template Kit has been updated to allow easy installation for each strike in the HES 9000 Family. </p> <p>All HES 9000 Surface Mounted Electric Strikes are Grade 1, dual voltage, non-handed and field selectable for fail safe or fail secure. Backed by the exclusive SecuriCare five-year no fault warranty, which is upgraded to the SecuriCare 10-year no-fault warranty when purchased with a Smart Pac III®.</p> <p><strong>Electric strikes can be installed in a wide range of swinging door applications!</strong></p> <p>Do you have a client looking to upgrade access control on perimeter gates and existing exterior doors? Pairing the right electric strike with an exit device can speed up installation and save money.</p> <p><i>When searching for the perfect electric strike always consider a few factors first:</i></p> <p>1. <strong>Determine frame type and health of the opening</strong></p> What material the door is made of, if the door is hollow or concrete filled, or if any irregularities exist that can be fixed prior to installation. A few moments to double check could save time and hassle down the line. <p>2. <strong>Are there any special requirements when assembling the door?</strong></p> Does the door need to be preload capable, fire-rated, outdoor rated, or windstorm resistant? <p>3. <strong>What type of hardware was used on the door previously?</strong></p> Compatibility of electric strikes and functionality of the opening are dependent upon the existing locking hardware. <p>Check out the <a href="https://content.assaabloyusa.com/doc/AADSS1058464" alt="electric-strike-selector-hes">Electric Strike Selector Guide</a> today!</p>