HES 7000-108 7000 Series Spacer Plate 1/8 Inch Shim For Use With 783 And 789 Options

It is made for the 783 and 789 options on the 7000 Series. If your strike is ordered with one of those option faceplates, the 1/8 inch spacer plate is the matching shim. It is not a universal shim for other HES series.

It is a commercial-duty part carrying a Grade 1 designation, the same class as the 7000 Series strikes it shims. That puts it in the range institutional and MRO buyers spec for high-traffic openings in schools, healthcare and multi-family.

The 7000-108 shim is for depth adjustment behind a 7000 Series strike and does nothing for a glass entrance. For glass door work, look at the Securitron Glass Door Accessories line, which is built for that application. Match the accessory to the door type, not just to the strike.

No. It is a mechanical spacer with no switching. For signalling you want a dedicated switch kit, such as the Command Access REX-KIT-ML request-to-exit kit for ML1-Series mortise locks or the SCHLBMKIT-ML latchbolt monitor kit for Schlage L9000 mortise locks. Those are field installable and separate from any strike shim.

No. The HES 7000-108 is a 1/8 inch spacer plate shim used with the 7000 Series 783 and 789 options to adjust the strike's depth in the frame, and it is an installation accessory for electric strikes. The Securitron SAM Surface Mount Kit Accessories are parts for surface mounting a SAM unit, so they address how a device is attached to the opening rather than shimming an electric strike body in its prepped frame cutout. If the goal is to pick up 1/8 inch of depth behind a 7000 Series strike, the 7000-108 is the part that does that job.

They solve different problems. The Securitron SWB is a SAM Wood Bracket accessory, used to give a device a mounting base in wood construction. The HES 7000-108 is a 1/8 inch spacer plate shim for 7000 Series electric strikes with the 783 and 789 options, and it sets the strike's depth relative to the frame face regardless of the frame material. A wood frame job that needs the 7000 Series strike to sit 1/8 inch proud still takes the 7000-108; the SWB does not shim a strike.

The HES 7000-108 is a 1/8 inch spacer plate for 7000 Series electric strikes with the 783 and 789 options, a commercial Grade 1 installation accessory that mounts in the frame behind the strike. The Securitron Glass Door Accessories are Glass Door Series parts rated Grade 2 and are intended for all-glass or glass front openings where there is no conventional strike prep. On a glass front entrance with no hollow metal jamb pocket, the 7000-108 has nothing to shim against.

The 7000-108 is purely mechanical: a 1/8 inch spacer plate that adjusts how a 7000 Series strike with the 783 or 789 option sits in the frame, with no electrical function of its own. For the supply side of the same opening, the Adams Rite 4605 is a transformer that takes 115 VAC to 12/24 VAC with a 40 volt-amp output. Many 7000 Series installs use both: the transformer to feed the strike and the spacer plate to fit it.

Not for the shim itself, it draws nothing. The 7000 Series strike it supports does need power. If the job has no supply on it yet, a transformer such as the Adams Rite 4605, 115 VAC in to 12/24 VAC out with 40 volt-amp output, is the kind of part that covers it.

Yes, but it depends on the hardware already in the door. The HES 7000-108 only fills space behind a 7000 Series strike with the 783 or 789 option. For a REX signal, Command Access offers field installable kits matched to specific devices: 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. Those add a switch output; the 7000-108 does not.

No. The RCI 9500/9501 Series is a mortise pin transfer rated 1.5A at 24VAC with a tamper-resistant design, used to carry current between the frame and the door leaf. The HES 7000-108 carries no current at all - it is a 1/8 inch spacer plate that positions a 7000 Series electric strike with the 783 or 789 option in the frame prep. A job can call for both, but one is a power transfer and the other is a depth shim.