HES 7000-104 7000 Series Extended Lip Adapter

It's an installation accessory for HES 7000 Series electric strikes. The extended lip adapter changes the strike's lip so the latch is guided and caught correctly when the door and frame don't line up flush with a standard lip, typically where the frame is set back from the door face. It is an add-on part, not a strike itself, so you still need the 7000 Series electric strike body.

No. The 7000-104 is made for the HES 7000 Series. Other HES strike families use their own lip and faceplate parts, so don't order this one for a 1500, 5000 or 9600 strike. Confirm the strike body is a 7000 Series before ordering the adapter.

The 7000-104 is a mechanical installation accessory for 7000 Series electric strikes and does not provide any switch output. For a request-to-exit signal, Command Access offers field installable REX kits matched to the device on the door: the CRSREXKIT-ED for Cal Royal 22/98 and Sargent 80 Series exit devices with an SPDT switch, the CYREXKIT-ED for Corbin 5000 and Yale 7000 exit devices rated 5A, and the REX-KIT-ML for ML1-Series mortise locks. Pick by the lock or exit device already installed.

Yes. It's a Grade 1 commercial-rated accessory, which is the highest ANSI/BHMA durability tier and the level most institutional, healthcare and multi-family specs call for on access-controlled openings.

No wiring is involved in the adapter itself. The 7000 Series strike it mounts to is the electrified component; the lip adapter is mechanical hardware that changes the lip geometry. Your low-voltage run and power supply are sized for the strike, not for this part.

No. The 7000-104 is a 7000 Series electric strike installation accessory and stays at the frame. To transfer power from frame to door, the RCI 9500/9501 Series mortise pin transfer is the part for that job, with a tamper-resistant design rated 1.5A at 24VAC. For the low-voltage supply itself, the Adams Rite 4605 transformer converts 115 VAC to 12 or 24 VAC with 40 volt-amp output.

The 7000-104 is an accessory to the HES 7000 Series electric strike and is specified when that strike is being installed in the frame. For glass door openings, Securitron Glass Door Accessories are the parts built for that application and carry a Grade 2 rating, while the 7000-104 is a Grade 1 commercial part tied to the 7000 Series strike. Confirm which device the opening is actually getting before ordering either.

No. The HES 7000-104 is an installation accessory for 7000 Series electric strikes, a commercial Grade 1 electric strike part that adapts the strike lip. The Securitron SAM Surface Mount Kit Accessories are mounting parts for the SAM surface mount kit, and the Securitron SWB is a SAM wood bracket accessory for that same kit. If the goal is to extend the strike lip so it reaches the latch across a wider jamb-to-door gap, the 7000-104 is the strike-side part; the SAM accessories address mounting a different device entirely.

The 7000-104 is an installation accessory in the HES electronic access control family, but it is a lip adapter for the 7000 Series strike rather than a powered component with its own wiring. Items that do require wiring in this accessory space include the Adams Rite 29-0218 piezo electric horn with multi-voltage compatibility, the RCI 914 Series delayed egress sounder with field-selectable volume up to 102dB, and the Locknetics RDB4 four-output relay distribution board.