Assa Abloy HES 5000 Series User manual

Raising the Standards

22630 North 17th Avenue

Phoenix, Arizona 85027

Technical Support: 800.626.7590

support@hesinnovations.com

www.hesinnovations.com

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5000 series strike

Installation Instructions

4019006.001 rev F

©HES 2005

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What do I have?

What do I need?

1 5000 series strike body

1 Trim enhancer

2 Trim enhancer screws

5-11 Blue wire connectors

quantity description item

What tools would you recommend I use?

quantity description item

1 5000 series faceplate

2 Faceplate screws

2 Mounting screws

1 Pig tail connector

You will need 1 faceplate option kit (not included, see page 3) which contains:

*tool may differ for different applications

#4-40 x 1/8

#8-32 x 5/8

#12-24 x 1/2

What item are you looking for?

5000 series strike body

Faceplate option kit

Trim enhancer

Mounting screws

Faceplate screws

Trim enhancer screws

Caution

Before connecting electric strike at the installation site verify input

voltage using a multimeter. Any input voltage exceeding 10% of the

solenoid rating may cause severe damage to the unit.

(sold separately)

(sold with faceplate option kit)

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Electrical ratings for the 5000:

What faceplate will you be using?

501

501A

503

502

504

501B

503B

metal

flat aluminum

flat aluminum/wood

wood

aluminum door

501

501A

503 502

504

501B

503B

option door/frame

pg 24 pg 24

pg 18

pg 26

pg 21

pg 16 pg 14

Step 1

Step 2

Minimum Wire

Gauge Requirements

Solenoid Voltage

12V - 16V 24V

200 feet or less 18 gauge 20 gauge

200 to 300 feet 16 gauge 18 gauge

300 to 400 feet 14 gauge 16 gauge

Refer to pages 13-26 for faceplate dimensions.

strike wiring

configuration

continuous duty

intermittent duty

12V - 16V 24V

resistance 50 Ohms 200 Ohms

10.8 VDC - 17.6 VDC

12 VAC - 17.6 VAC

10% max duty cycle. (2 minute max on time).

10.8VDC - 13.2VDC

.22 Amps - .27 Amps

.22 Amps - .35 Amps

24 VAC - 26.4 VAC

.12 Amps - .13 Amps

21.6 VDC - 26.4 VDC

.1 Amps - .13 Amps

21.6 VDC - 26.4 VDC

.1 Amps - .13 Amps

.24 Amps - .35 Amps

Installer Hint

The wires do not need to be stripped, insert wires into the blue wire

connector, crimp with pliers, and you are finished.

Is your frame already prepared?

If the answer is yes continue to step 4.

If the answer is no see frame prep example pages 11-12.

Is a pigtail already attached?

Step 3

Step 4

If the answer is yes continue to step 5.

If the answer is no please follow the instructions below.

Retrieve wires from inside the frame.

Connect the pigtail to the wires inside the frame by using the

blue wire connectors.

Crimp connectors with pliers.

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If the answer is 12 - 16* Volt continue to step 6.

If the answer is 24 Volt please follow the instructions below.

Step 5

Cut the violet and black wires.

Insert violet and black wires coming from the strike into one

blue wire connector, crimp with pliers.

crimp one blue wire connector on each black and violet wire coming

from the connector to prevent a short circuit.

black

violet

black

violet

red/green

red

violet

black

*For 16 Volt AC/DC operations,

maintain the solenoid wiring

configured for 12 - 16 V. Be advised

that with a 16 Volt source, the Model

5000 is capable of a 10% Intermittent

Duty Cycle (e.g. “On” for 2 seconds

followed by “Off” for 20 seconds)

with an “On” time not to exceed

2 minutes continuous.

16 Volt AC/DC Capable

(10% Intermittent Duty Cycle)

What does the strike wiring configuration need to be?

Installer Hint

When adjusting the screws for field selectability, veteran

installers suggest adding a drop of Loctite to the screws before

tightening them into their final position for added durability.

Do you use Standard or LBM?

If the answer is standard continue to step 7.

If the answer is LBM follow the instructions below.

What is LBM?

Step 6

Step 6a

LBM stands for Latch Bolt Monitoring. The LBM option detects that

the Latch is captured in the Strike.

white

orange

green

common

normally open

normally closed

wiring diagram

LBM

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Do you need fail secure or fail safe?

If the answer is fail secure follow the instructions under step 7a.

If the answer is fail safe follow the instructions under step 7b.

What is fail safe?

Step 7

Step 7b

Fail safe means if the strike loses power it remains unlocked.

If you need to convert the strike to fail safe

What is fail secure?

Step 7a

Move screws into fail safe position

as shown.

Tighten screws.

Move screws into fail secure position as shown.

Tighten screws.

Fail secure means if the strike loses power it remains locked.

All HES strikes come standard as fail secure.

If you need to convert the strike to fail secure

Loosen screws, but do not remove them. b

Installer Hint

When using the trim enhancer you will need to make the cutout

slightly larger than the actual dimensions given for the strike. This

will allow space for the trim enhancer.

Do you want to use a trim enhancer?

If the answer is no continue to step 10.

If the answer is yes please follow the instructions below.

Step 9

Place trim enhancer on

electric strike body.

The trim enhancer allows the installer to cover up a rough or

incorrect sized frame cut.

How do I attach the faceplate?

Step 8

Place faceplate on electric strike body.

Attach the faceplate to electric

strike body using the faceplate

screws provided with the

faceplate option kit.

Attach the trim enhancer to electric

strike body using the provided

trim enhancer screws .

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What are the final steps?

Step 10

Connect the electric strike to the pigtail.

Insert strike into frame.

Tighten both mounting screws securely.

Installer Hint

When using a combination of lip extensions always stack the smallest size

to the outside.

Do you require a stackable lip extension?

Accessory

Stackable lip extensions are press fit and can easily be

combined to meet the needs of any jamb width, while retaining

the security and finish appearance of the electric strike. To order

stackable lip extensions please contact our customer support

department at 800.626.7590

1/2” - Part Number: 5104-1/2

1” - Part Number: 5104-1

1-1/4” - Part Number: 5104-1-1/4

3” - Part Number: 5104-3

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Frame preparation example*

Want to simplify the process?

bMask off the section of the frame

to be cut by using masking tape.

Find the cutout dimensions on

pages 13-26. Draw your guide

lines on the masking tape to

show where you will make the

needed cuts.

Remove the exisiting strike plate from

the frame by removing the screws.

*Note: Frame example with ANSI 4 7/8” x 1 1/4” strike preparation

HES offers a universal Metal Template Kit to simplify

the installation procedure. Order the model 154-MTK

by calling customer support at 800.626.7590.

Installer Hint

ALWAYS use eye and ear protection.

Veteran Installers recommend cutting inside the lines and

finishing the cutout with a metal file.

eFile the frame to remove rough edges

and ensure the strike fits properly.

Using your guide lines cut the frame to

the dimensions you have measured.

Frame preparation example*

*Note: Frame example with ANSI 4 7/8” x 1 1/4” strike preparation

return to page 4 and

continue with Step 4

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Installer Hint

To obtain the best results, always cut well inside the lines and

use a metal file to finish off the cutout.

3 3/8"

85.7

1 1/4"

31.8

4 7/8"

124

11/16"

17.5

[2.3]

3/32"

What should the cutout be?

Cut frame according to the dimensions in the drawing.

501 faceplate option

What are the faceplate dimensions?

501 faceplate option

[mm]

Inches [mm]

Inches

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1 1/4"

31.8

4 7/8"

124

3 3/8"

85.7

3/32"

[2.3]

11/16"

17.5

What should the cutout be?

Cut frame according to the dimensions in the drawing.

Install the mounting tabs to the frame, but do not fully tighten mounting

tab screws.*

After you install the strike, securely tighten the mounting tab screws.

501A faceplate option

*Note: To make it easier to mark the locations for the

mounting tabs, attach the mounting tabs to the faceplate,

turn the faceplate backwards and insert it into the cutout.

Mark the hole locations using the template. Remove the

assembly and drill holes.

[mm]

Inches

Installer Hint

It is often beneficial to first put masking tape on the door frame where

you will be installing the electric strike. The masking tape protects the

frame surface from being scratched during the installation process.

What are the faceplate dimensions?

501A faceplate option

[mm]

Inches

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3 3/8"

85.7

4 7/8"

124

1 1/4"

31.8

11/16"

17.5

What should the cutout be?

Cut frame according to the dimensions in the drawing.

beveled aluminum door

Install the mounting tabs to the frame, but do not fully tighten mounting

tab screws.*

After you install the strike, securely tighten the mounting tab screws.

501B faceplate option

*Note: To make it easier to mark the

locations for the mounting tabs, attach

the mounting tabs to the faceplate, turn

the faceplate backwards and insert it

into the cutout. Mark the hole locations

using the template. Remove the

assembly and drill holes.

[mm]

Inches

Installer Hint

Veteran installers suggest removing all dust and debris before final

installation of the electric strike.

What are the faceplate dimensions?

501B faceplate option

[mm]

Inches

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