HES 7000-106 7000 Series Keeper Pocket Adapter, For Aluminum Frame Applications, For Use With 786S, 789S Options

The 7000-106 is an installation accessory for the HES 7000 Series electric strike. It adapts the keeper pocket for aluminum frame applications, and it is used with the 786S and 789S faceplate options. It is a mounting part, not a strike body, so you order it alongside the strike rather than instead of one.

No. The 7000-106 keeper pocket adapter is specified for aluminum frame applications with the 786S and 789S faceplate options. For a hollow metal or wood frame opening, the 7000 Series is installed with the faceplate and prep intended for that frame type instead.

The HES 7000-106 is an installation accessory, a keeper pocket adapter for aluminum frame applications used with the 786S and 789S options, so it does not generate or switch any signal on its own. If what you need is a request-to-exit signal from the door hardware, Command Access field-installable REX kits cover that role: the CYREXKIT-ED is a field REX kit for Corbin 5000 and Yale 7000 exit devices with a 5A rating, and the CRSREXKIT-ED is a field installable request-to-exit kit for Cal Royal 22/98 and Sargent 80 Series using an SPDT switch. For a mortise lock instead of an exit device, the REX-KIT-ML is a field installed request-to-exit kit for ML1-Series mortise locks.

The HES 7000-106 is specific to HES 7000 Series electric strikes in aluminum frames and pairs with the 786S and 789S options, so it is matched to that strike family rather than being a generic filler. Nearby electric strike and access control accessories serve other roles entirely - the RCI 9500/9501 mortise pin transfer is a tamper-resistant power transfer rated 1.5A at 24VAC for moving current from frame to door, and the Securitron SB-MXD is an exit delay sex bolt for through-bolting hardware. Neither adapts a strike keeper pocket, so specify the 7000-106 when the strike is a 7000 Series with the 786S or 789S option.

It is a commercial-duty part, Grade 1, intended for electric strike installations on commercial openings rather than residential use. That matters for institutional and multi-family specs where Grade 1 hardware is written into the drawing.

No wiring is involved in the adapter itself. It is a mechanical keeper pocket adapter that sits in the aluminum frame prep; the power connection is made at the 7000 Series electric strike it supports.

It is built for the HES 7000 Series and its 786S and 789S options. If you are working on a different brand of strike or a mag lock retrofit, look instead at brand-matched accessory parts, such as the Securitron SAM Surface Mount Kit accessories or the Securitron Glass Door accessories for glass front openings.

No. The HES 7000-106 is a keeper pocket adapter for aluminum frame applications, used with the 786S and 789S options on 7000 Series electric strikes, so it addresses the frame-side pocket the strike keeper drops into. The Securitron Glass Door Accessories are a separate glass door accessory line carrying a Grade 2 rating, intended for glass door mounting rather than for adapting an electric strike keeper pocket in an aluminum frame. They solve different mounting problems and are not interchangeable.

The HES 7000-106 is a mechanical keeper pocket adapter for aluminum frame applications and is not a power component, even though it belongs to the electronic access control side of the catalog and is built to Grade 1. Power for a low-voltage strike comes from a separate supply such as the Adams Rite 4605 regular transformer, which takes 115 VAC and outputs 12 or 24 VAC at 40 volt-amps. The two are ordered together on a job, not as alternatives to each other.

It does not. The 7000-106 handles frame fit only. Monitoring or REX signalling is a separate field kit, for example the Command Access REX-KIT-ML for ML1-Series mortise locks or the SCHLBMKIT-ML latchbolt monitor kit for Schlage L9000 mortise locks.