HES 1500-629-LMS 1500 Series Universal Electric Strike, Lock Monitor and Strike Monitor, Bright Stainless Steel

Built to secure busy commercial and institutional entrances, the HES by ASSA ABLOY 1500-629-LMS electric strike combines rugged performance with flexible installation to protect people and assets. This universal electric strike supports both cylindrical and mortise locks and provides integrated lock monitor and strike monitor outputs to simplify connection to access control panels and surveillance systems. Engineered in stainless steel with tamper-resistant components, it delivers a 1500 lb static strength rating and a 1,000,000-cycle endurance for dependable operation in high-traffic environments. Field-selectable fail safe / fail secure operation and compatibility with 12V or 24V DC make the unit adaptable to a wide range of door assemblies and power configurations, while PoE-friendly design eases integration into modern networked security solutions. The interchangeable faceplate platform speeds installation and reduces inventory needs for contractors and facility managers. UL listed and backed by a 5-year limited warranty, the 1500-629-LMS is ideal for commercial, healthcare, education, and government projects requiring robust monitoring and access control. Specify this electric strike for reliable security — request a quote or add to your next door hardware package.

• Simplifies installation and stocking with a modular, interchangeable faceplate system that adapts to cylindrical and mortise locks
• Delivers enterprise-grade security with 1500 lb static strength and 1,000,000-cycle endurance for long-lasting performance
• Integrated lock and strike monitoring reduces wiring complexity and improves access control and surveillance visibility
• Field-selectable fail safe / fail secure and low current 12/24V DC operation for flexible deployment and energy efficiency
• Bright stainless steel finish and tamper-resistant construction blend with door hardware while resisting corrosion in high-traffic openings