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HES HES KP20 Stand-Alone Keypad Cabinet Lock HES-KP20

HES KP20 Stand-Alone Keypad Cabinet Lock

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HES KP20 STAND-ALONE KEYPAD CABINET LOCK

With over 1,000 lbs of static holding force. The HES 660 Cabinet Lock is available with or without locked state monitoring and a preload release function allowing for smooth functional operation under a variety of environmental conditions. Strong, convenient and flexible, it is ideal for corporate and government applications including lockers, cabinets and display cases.


Electrical

  • 30,000 cycles
  • 3 x AAA alkaline batteries (sold separately)
  • External emergency power through micro USB

Holding Force

  • Static strength 75 lbs

Keypad Technology

  • 12-Button Keypad
  • One master code (4 – 12 digit)
  • One user code (4 – 12 digit)

FEATURES AND BENEFITS

Standard Features

  • Stand-alone access control
  • No audit trail
  • Public (one-time) or Private (continuous) mode configuration options
  • 12 button keypad
  • LEDs indicate valid/invalid access
  • Supports one (4 – 12 digit) master code
  • Supports one (4 – 12 digit) user code
  • Aluminum die-cast construction
  • Non-handed
  • Installs on wood or metal cabinet drawers or doors 1/16" to 7/8" [1.5 – 22.2 mm] thick
  • Micro USB for emergency override upon loss of power
  • SecuriCare three-year, no-fault, no questions asked warranty

Optional Features

  • Supports 3rd party locking cams (i.e. hook)

Environmental

  • Operating Temperature: 32˚ to 122˚F [0˚ to 50˚C]
  • Humidity: 0 to 90% RH
  • Indoor use

CERTIFICATIONS & LISTINGS

  • FCC Part 15 & Industry Canada compliant
  • EU/CE Mark (EN 300 & 301)
  • RoHS compliant

Manufacturer Resources

Installation Instruction

Product Specs

Subcategory:
Cabinet Locks
Product Group:
Cabinet Hardware
Series:
KP20 Series
Grade:
Grade 1
Static Strength:
75
Warranty:
3 Year
Endurance Cycles:
30,000
Product Subgroup:
Cabinet Latches and Locks
Product Type:
Cabinet Locks
Application:
Cabinet Doors
Commercial/Residential:
Commercial
Power:
Battery Operated
Battery Operated:
Yes
Fail-safe / Fail-secure:
Field Selectable
Product Model:
HES-KP20
Door Hand Direction:
Non-Handed
Product Height:
6.02"
Product Category:
Cabinet Hardware
Product Substrate:
Aluminum
Product Width:
1.10"
Department:
Door Hardware

HES KP20 HES – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Will the HES KP20 keypad lock fit my cabinet doors and drawer fronts?
Mounting range on the KP20 is 1/16 inch to 7/8 inch [1.5 to 22.2 mm] panel thickness, on wood or metal cabinet drawers or doors. That covers most casework panels, plywood drawer fronts, and sheet metal locker doors. Measure the panel itself where the lock body passes through, not the face frame around it. The unit measures 6.02 inches high by 1.10 inches wide, so the stile or drawer face has to give you a clear strip of roughly that size.
2) How many user codes does the HES KP20 cabinet lock hold?
Two codes total on the KP20: one master code and one user code, each 4 to 12 digits, entered on a 12 button keypad. That's enough for a single assigned user, or one shared code on a supply cabinet with the master held by facilities. If you need to issue codes to a group of people, the SDC 295 Series battery powered programmable cabinet lock is a 30-user keypad lock.
3) How do you open the cabinet if the batteries in the HES KP20 go dead?
There's a micro USB input on the lock for external emergency power. Feed it from a USB power bank, enter the code, and the lock opens, so a dead cell doesn't mean a drilled lock or a cut cabinet. Worth keeping a power bank on the maintenance cart if the cabinets are spread across a building.
4) Can the HES KP20 be hardwired into our access control system?
No. It's stand-alone access control running on three AAA batteries, with no wiring, no reader head end, and no card credential. Codes are set at the keypad itself. If the cabinet has to sit on a powered access control system, DynaLock's 1410 Series dual voltage cabinet lock and SDC's 290 Series micro cabinet electric bolt lock are the wired options to look at.
5) What cabinet lock takes the place of the HES KP20 keypad lock when each person needs their own code?
The KP20 is a stand-alone keypad lock that supports one master code and one user code, each 4 to 12 digits, on a 12-button keypad with no audit trail. Where a department wants a separate code per person instead of one shared user code, the SDC 295 Series is also a battery powered programmable cabinet lock and is built around a 30-user keypad. Both are battery operated, so neither needs a power supply run to the cabinet; the difference is how many distinct codes the credential set holds.
6) The cabinet doors are 1-1/2 inch thick - what keyless cabinet lock fits when the HES KP20 does not?
The KP20 mounts on wood or metal cabinet drawers or doors 1/16 inch to 7/8 inch [1.5 to 22.2 mm] thick, so a 1-1/2 inch door falls outside the range it was built for. The Lockey C170 is a mechanical surface mount keyless digital combination cam cabinet lock with a low profile design, and it lists a door thickness range of 1-1/8 inch to 2 inch, which covers that opening. The C170 is mechanical rather than battery powered, so codes are entered on a mechanical pushbutton set instead of an electronic keypad.
7) What cabinet lock is used instead of the HES KP20 when the cabinet has to tie into a building access control system?
The KP20 is stand-alone access control: it runs on 3 AAA alkaline batteries with a micro USB port for emergency override on loss of power, and it keeps no audit trail, so nothing reports back to a head end. For a cabinet that has to be released by a card system or a control panel, the DynaLock 1410 Series is a dual voltage cabinet lock and the SDC 290 Series is a micro cabinet electric bolt lock with dual voltage operation - both are wired devices that take power from a supply rather than from batteries at the door. Fail-safe or fail-secure operation is field selectable on the KP20 side.
8) Does the HES KP20 record who opened the cabinet and when?
No audit trail on the KP20. LEDs indicate a valid or invalid entry at the keypad, and that's where it ends, nothing is stored and nothing gets reported. For controlled substances, evidence storage, or any cabinet where you have to prove chain of custody, this isn't the lock to spec.
9) What is the difference between public and private mode on the HES KP20 keypad lock?
Public mode is one-time: the code applies to a single use, which is how you run day-use lockers where a different person takes the same locker each shift. Private mode is continuous: the code stays assigned, which suits a cabinet handed to one person, a tool crib, or a display case that the same staff member opens all week. It's a configuration option rather than a separate part number, so one lock does either and you can change it later.
10) Is the HES KP20 cabinet lock handed? Do I have to order left or right?
Non-handed, so there's nothing to specify and one part number covers left hand doors, right hand doors, and drawers. That matters on a mixed run of casework where you'd otherwise be counting hands before ordering. Keyed cabinet locks often handle this differently, the Sargent 1655 for instance is field reversible, meaning handing is something you set during install.
11) Can I use my own cam or a hook cam with the HES KP20?
Third party locking cams are supported, hook cams included, so the cam gets matched to the casework rather than the other way around. That's what lets the same lock body work on a flat drawer front, a hinged cabinet door pulling against a face frame, and a display case with a lipped edge. Size the cam by the throw and offset your cabinet needs before you order.
12) Is the HES KP20 durable enough for a locker bank that gets used every day?
Rated endurance is 30,000 cycles, the housing is die cast aluminum, and it carries a Grade 1 rating. Run that cycle count against your actual traffic before committing: a shared supply cabinet opened a few times a day sits comfortably inside it, while a locker bank turning over at every shift change burns cycles far faster and should be counted honestly.
13) Can the HES KP20 be installed in an unheated warehouse or on an outdoor cabinet?
Indoor use only. Operating range is 32 to 122 degrees F [0 to 50 C] with humidity from 0 to 90 percent RH. An unheated warehouse or garage that drops below freezing in winter, and any exterior enclosure, falls outside that window. Conditioned interior space, corridors, locker rooms, and back-of-house storage are where it belongs.
14) What batteries does the HES KP20 keypad cabinet lock take, and are they in the box?
Three AAA alkaline cells, and they're sold separately, so put them on the order rather than assuming they arrive with the lock. There is no wiring to pull and no transformer to locate, which is the reason this lock goes onto existing casework without an electrician.
15) I don't want anything battery powered on our cabinets. Is there a keyless alternative to the HES KP20?
The Lockey C170 is the mechanical route: a surface mount keyless digital combination cam cabinet lock with a low profile design, no batteries and no wiring, with a listed door thickness range of 1-1/8 inch to 2 inch. What you give up against the KP20 is the separate master and user code structure, the LED feedback on valid and invalid entries, and the micro USB emergency power input.
16) Can the HES KP20 be set up fail secure?
Fail mode is field selectable on the KP20, so fail safe or fail secure is a setting made at install rather than a different part number to order. Only one model exists, and it configures either way. The micro USB input handles the other half of that question, giving you external emergency power at the lock if the cells run flat.
17) Can the HES KP20 be keyed into an existing small format interchangeable core system, or is there a cabinet lock that can?
The KP20 is credential-based rather than cylinder-based - access is by a 12-button keypad using a master code and a user code, so there is no core to key into an existing system. A facility that keys its cabinets on the same SFIC system as its doors would look at the BEST 3L Series, a dead-locking cabinet lock with a 7-pin housing and vertical rim mounting, or the BEST 5L Series coin box cabinet lock with a 7-pin SFIC core housing. Those accept a core; the KP20 is opened by code.
18) Are the Sargent 1655 and 4142 cabinet locks a substitute for the HES KP20?
They solve a different problem. The Sargent 1655 is a 6-pin cabinet lock with field reversible handing and the Sargent 4142 is a horizontal cabinet lock with a 6-pin brass cylinder - both are key-operated, so every user carries a key and rekeying means pulling cylinders. The KP20 is a stand-alone keypad lock with no audit trail, opened by a 4 to 12 digit code, and it is non-handed, so the same unit works on a left or right cabinet without reversing anything. Choosing between them is a choice between issuing keys and issuing codes.
19) For controlled-substance or evidence drawers, what cabinet lock is used in place of a keypad like the HES KP20?
The KP20 is a commercial cabinet lock that installs on drawers as well as doors, but it holds one master code and one user code and keeps no audit trail, so it does not record who opened the drawer. Where a drawer has to sit inside a high-security key program, the Sargent KESO F1 4152 Series is a cabinet lock for drawers with security system integration and the Sargent KESO F1 4252 Series is a cabinet lock for drawers with field reversible operation. Those run on the KESO F1 key system; the KP20 runs on codes.
20) Which cabinet lock holds up better on high-traffic lockers - the HES KP20 or the DynaLock 1410?
The KP20 is a Grade 1 cabinet lock rated for 30,000 cycles, with an aluminum die-cast body and indoor use between 32 and 122 degrees F. The DynaLock 1410 Series is rated heavy duty and is a dual voltage cabinet lock, so it draws its power from a supply rather than from batteries in the unit. On a bank of lockers the practical split is wiring: the KP20 goes on with no power run to each locker, while the 1410 needs voltage brought to every opening.
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Does the HES KP20 HES come with a warranty?
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