HES ES100-16 – Aperio wireless reader body + 1600 strike, for latchbolt &

$50.00

Aperio wireless reader body + 1600 strike, for latchbolt & deadbolt locks Variant record generated from manufacturer nomenclature (https://www.hesinnovations.com/content/dam/assa-abloy/americas/ems/hes/document/AADSS1179412.pdf); price inherited from product #4476 pending owner confirmation.

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Aperio wireless reader body + 1600 strike, for latchbolt & deadbolt locks Variant record generated from manufacturer nomenclature (https://www.hesinnovations.com/content/dam/assa-abloy/americas/ems/hes/document/AADSS1179412.pdf); price inherited from product #4476 pending owner confirmation.

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Product specifications
Low-voltage wiring Connection count needs review
PreparationThe ES100-16 is a retrofit strike for hollow metal or wood frames. The 1600 strike body has a documented depth of 1-5/8" (41 mm). The frame therefore needs a prepared strike pocket that accommodates this body, and the page 3 dimension drawing gives the overall size for the ES100-16. It is used with a compatible latchbolt or deadbolt lockset. The product runs on 2 AA lithium batteries (included), so battery readiness is part of setup. The supplied text does not give a cutout template or a precise cutout procedure. The HESCUT-MTK metal template kit is listed as an accessory.
ElectricalES100 uses battery operation at the integrated strike/reader and Aperio wireless communication. Keep that local battery supply separate from any selected wireless hub, access panel and their wired interfaces. The specification identifies two included lithium batteries, but its battery-size/type wording is inconsistent; confirm the exact delivered battery compartment and current manufacturer battery instructions before replacement. The micro-USB port is for emergency power. Verify whether the ordered system is factory paired or field configured and which monitoring functions are present. Wireless communication does not determine the wiring requirements of the complete access-control installation.