HES 5000-105 4500 Series 1" Lip Extension Stackable

Yes, the 5000-105 is a stackable extension, so units combine to build up past the single 1 inch step when one is not enough to reach the latch. Each one adds 1 inch of lip.

Only on the 4500 Series. The 5000-105 is dimensioned to that strike family, and the orderable configuration is the 4501-1/2 model. If your strike is a different HES series, this extension is the wrong part for it.

That is exactly what the 5000-105 is for on a 4500 Series opening. Rather than re-prepping the frame or shimming the strike, the extension carries the lip 1 inch further out toward the door so the latch rides onto the keeper. If the gap is larger, stack a second one. What it will not fix is a strike that is too high, too low, or misaligned vertically, since it only extends the lip outward.

No. The HES 5000-105 is a stackable 1 inch lip extension, an installation accessory that builds out the strike lip on a 4500 Series electric strike. The Securitron SAM Surface Mount Kit Accessories are the surface mount hardware for a SAM unit, and the Securitron SWB is the SAM wood bracket for that same mounting family. Those parts change how a device attaches to the frame or wall; the HES 5000-105 changes the reach of the strike lip itself. If the latch is landing short of the strike lip, the lip extension is the part that addresses it, and neither SAM accessory does that job.

Grade 1, and catalogued for commercial rather than residential use. Grade 1 is the heaviest of the ANSI/BHMA duty grades, which is what a spec on an institutional or multi-family opening normally calls for.

They sit at opposite ends of the electrified opening. The RCI 9500/9501 Series is a mortise pin transfer rated 1.5A at 24VAC with a tamper-resistant design, used to carry power across the hinge edge from frame to door. The HES 5000-105 is a mechanical 1 inch lip extension for a 4500 Series electric strike and carries no current of its own. A job that electrifies a lock in the door leaf needs the transfer; a job where the 4500 Series strike lip needs to reach further toward the stop needs the extension. It is common for both to appear on the same opening.

No. The Cal-Royal 8641-SM is a single gang surface mount box in the 8600 Series, an enclosure for mounting a device on the surface of a wall or frame. The HES 5000-105 is a Grade 1 stackable 1 inch lip extension that adds lip reach to a 4500 Series electric strike so the latch engages correctly. A surface box does not alter the strike geometry, and stacking lip extensions is the intended way to make up added distance between the strike and the latch.

It depends on which side of the opening you are working. Securitron Glass Door Accessories are a Grade 2 Glass Door Series line made for glass door applications. The HES 5000-105 is a Grade 1 commercial lip extension for the 4500 Series electric strike in the frame. If the frame carries a 4500 Series strike and the lip needs to project further, the 5000-105 is the correct part regardless of the door material; if the hardware you need mounts to the glass leaf itself, that is the Securitron glass door line.

No wiring. The 5000-105 is a mechanical lip piece that mounts to the strike, and all the power and control stays with the 4500 Series strike it attaches to. Nothing about your existing access control run changes when you add one.

No. The Command Access REX-KIT-ML is a field installable request to exit kit for ML1-Series mortise locks, and the SCHLBMKIT-ML is a field installable latchbolt monitor switch kit for Schlage L9000 mortise locks with an SPDT configuration. Those add signaling out of the lock body. The HES 5000-105 is a stackable 1 inch lip extension for the 4500 Series electric strike, a purely mechanical installation accessory with no switch or output. Choosing between them is not a substitution question: one reports door or latch status, the other corrects the fit of the strike lip.