Assa Abloy h.e.s. 9100 Series Manual

Product Components •
Product Components •
Product Components
A9100 Strike Body
B9100 Cover
C9100 1/8" Spacer
D5/16"–18 x 3/4"
Mounting Screws
E#12 Self Drilling
Lockdown Screws
F#6-32 x 1/4"
Cover Screws
GDoor Stop/Rubber
Bumper Kit
HBlind Nut
IPower Pigtail
JLM/LMS Pigtail
(included with LM
and LMS only)
KLMS In-Line Adapter
Specifications
Recommended Wire Gage For Distance
Voltage Current 200 Feet
or Less
200–300
Feet
300–400
Feet
12 VDC 240 mA 22 22 20
16 VDC 320 mA 20 18 18
24 VDC 120 mA 26 26 24
UL1034
• Static Strength:
1500 lbs
• Dynamic Strength:
70 ft–lbs
• Endurance:
250,000 cycles
• Outdoor Use
UL294 Performance Levels
• Destructive
Attack: Level I
• Line Security: Level I
• Endurance: Level IV
• Standby Power: Level I
• Outdoor Use
• CAN/ULC 60839-11-1
• Listed for use with
Grade 1 and Grade 2
Access Control
• Humidity: 93 %
• Temperature:
-40° to 66° C
ANSI BHMA A156.31*
• Grade 1 • Function #: E09361
NOTE Installation wiring for the product and wiring
methods shall be in accordance ANSI/NFPA70 National
Electrical Code, Canadian Electrical Code, part 1 and
Local Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ). For ULC60839-
11-11 and UL294 complaint systems, DC power shall
be provided through a UL/cUL listed access control, or
burglar alarm power supply with class 2 limited output.
9100 Series
Electric Strikes
Installation & Operating Instructions
Diagram 1
C
B
A
F
G
I
J
E
H
D
Product Components •
Product Components •
Product Components •
9100L LH/RHR •
9100R RH/LHR •
9100L LH/RHR •
9100R RH/LHR •
D
B
A
A
B
C
D
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
DRAWN BY
V6_11/11/20
C
LEGACY ID
SHEET
1
OF
1
CONFIGURATION
Default
4
5
8 7
6
DRAWING NUMBER (ALT ID)
SIZE
B
DATE CREATED DESIGNED BY
REV
DOCUMENT ID
K
1 of 4

"X"
IF "X" IS LESS THAN 3-1/4"
ON FULL-GLASS DOORS OR
LESS THAN 2-3/4" ON A 1-3/4"
WOOD OR METAL DOOR, A
SECURITRON UHB AND/OR HEB
WILL NEED TO BE INSTALLED
TO THE HEADER TO EXTEND
THE MOUNTING SURFACE AND
PROPERLY SUPPORT THE
ELECTRIC STRIKE
HEADER
INTERIOR SURFACE OF DOOR
Pre-Installation Survey •
(Diagram 2)
LOOSEN but DO NOT REMOVE
#2-56 screws on back of strike
Factory Configuration •
(Diagram 1a & 1b)
Fail Secure
Fail Safe
Shift #2-56 screws as shown and tighten
Preparing the Frame
Pre-Installation
Survey
1PERFORM an initial on-site survey to
determine the mounting method and
review the installation plan. Diagram 2
Take the following into consideration:
• Physical strength of mounting
areas should be strong enough
to meet or exceed the holding
force of the existing strike.
• Placement of the strike wiring
and protection from potential
damage due to intruders or
vandal’s external attack.
2MEASURE height of existing strike. Use
included shim if height is 3/4". Do not
use shim if height is 5/8".
Diagram 3
3MARK the front edge of the existing
strike for proper alignment of
the new strike. Diagram 3
Preparing the Strike
Factory Configuration
The HES 9100 Electric Strike is pre-
configured from the factory for FAIL
SECURE operation as shown. To SWITCH
from fail-secure to fail safe for either
configuration, loosen screws and
move solenoid closer to the keeper
pocket and secure. Diagram 1a
The HES 9100 Electric Strike can be
converted for FAIL SAFE operation
as shown. Diagram 1b
SELECT correct Door Stop length for
application. Long stop for use with
full glass doors without a rail. Short
for use with solid door or glass door
with rail. INSTALL Door Stops with
Rubber Bumper. (part G, page 1)
Diagram 1a
Diagram 1b
Diagram 2
Diagram 3
HEIGHT OF STRIKE
WITH PENCIL MARK THE EDGE
JUST IN FRONT OF RAMPS
Pre-Installation Survey •
(Diagram 3)
LOOSEN but DO NOT REMOVE
#2-56 screws on back of strike
Factory Configuration •
(Diagram 1a & 1b)
Fail Secure
Fail Safe
Shift #2-56 screws as shown and tighten
Product must be installed according to all
applicable building and life safety codes.
2 of 4

Preparing the Frame (CONTINUED)
If replacing an existing manual strike the HES
9100 should mount directly to the header
using the existing strike mounting hole closest
to the latching frame side. One wire hole and
one mounting hole will need to be drilled. If
it is a new install, use the following steps:
1MARK centerline of latchbolt to header.
2PUNCH, DRILL the marked mounting
holes as required. Diagram 4a
3PUNCH, DRILL the marked wire access
holes as required. Diagram 4b
4 INSTALL mounting Blind Nuts (if
needed). INCREASE hole size to "17/32"
if using blind nuts. Diagram 4a
1"
2-3/4"
2X 1-13/16"
4-5/8"
2X 5/16-18 UNC
DRILL NEW 5/16-18 UNC
OR INSTALL BLIND NUT
2-1/4"
MARK, PUNCH & DRILL Mounting Hole(s) •
(Diagram 4a)
This view depicts a 9100R (RH/LHR) Installation - Mirror for 9100L (LH/RHR) Installation
Diagram 4a
Connector Pin-Outs If using the C1 — Latchbolt Monitor
(LM) or C1 — Latchbolt and Strike
Monitor (LMS), use the LM/LMS
6-pin Plug In Connector (pigtail) and
REFER to chart to complete wiring.
“Secure” means latch is detected
& secured within strike pocket
for LM and the strke is also in
a locked state for LMS.
NOTE: Monitor options were
not evaluated by UL294/
UL1034/ULC60839-11-1.
C1 — Latchbolt Monitor
WHT Common
ORG Normally Closed
GRN Normally Open
C1 — Latchbolt and Strike Monitor
BRN Common
BLU Normally Closed
YEL Normally Open
C2 — 12/24 V Power
BLK 12/24 V–
RED 12/24 V+
LM Input LM Output Wire Condition
Door LM State Open Closed
Unsecure Unsecure GRN & WHT ORG & WHT
Secure Secure ORG & WHT GRN & WHT
LMS Fail Secure
LMS Input LMS Output Wire Condition
Solenoid LMS State Open Closed
Retracted Unsecure YEL & BRN BLU & BRN
Extended Secure BLU & BRN YEL & BRN
LMS Fail Safe*
LMS Input LMS Output Wire Condition
Solenoid LMS State Open Closed
Retracted Secure BLU & BRN YEL & BRN
Extended Unsecure YEL & BRN BLU & BRN
* Adapter (K) must be used in this configuration.
Finishing the Installation
1Connect power pigtail and LM/LMS pigtail
(if equipped) wires to existing wiring
coming out of the frame. Diagram 5
C2
C1
ORG
WHT
GRN
BLU
BRN
YEL
RED
BLK
CONNECT POWER Pigtail and LM/LMS Pigtail (if equipped) to existing wiring in Header •
(Diagram 5)
Diagram 5
NEW 5/16-18 UNC
1/4"
11/16"
DRILL
1/2"
FOR WIRE ACCESS
MARK, PUNCH & DRILL Wire Access Hole •
(Diagram 4b)
This view depicts a 9100R (RH/LHR) Installation - Mirror for 9100L (LH/RHR) Installation
Diagram 4b
3 of 4

Install the cover •
(Diagram 10)
ADJUST, TEST & LOCKDOWN Door Stop •
(Diagram 7 & 8)
As required
(See Diagram 3)
ELECTRICALLY CONNECT and ATTACH to Header •
(Diagram 6)
Printed in the U.S.A.
Patent pending and/or patent www.assaabloydss.com/patents
Copyright © 2023, Hanchett Entry Systems, Inc., an ASSA ABLOY Group company.
All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part without the express written
permission of Hanchett Entry Systems, Inc. is prohibited. 3089006.003_2
[e-mail]
800 626 7590 | hesinnovations.com
Finishing the Installation
1ELECTRICALLY CONNECT the
9100 (9100R Shown) to the pigtails,
and ATTACH the electric strike to the
header using the 5/16"-18 x 3/4"
mounting screws provided.
Diagram 6
2ALIGN front edge of latchbolt ramps
with marked line from Diagram 3.
3CHECK the latchbolt interaction
with the keepers to ensure proper
engagement and clearance. If front
and back, MACRO adjustment
is needed, ADJUST the strike
and RETIGHTEN the two
5/16"-18 x 3/4" mounting screws.
4Check door play and adjust
Door Stop as needed for MICRO
adjustment using a slotted driver on
the back of the strike. Diagram 7
5ADJUST the latchbolt depth into
the keeper pocket per the exit
device manufacturer’s instructions.
Ensure the latchbolt clears the
keeper pocket when the exit
device bar is manually depressed.
6TEST the mechanical and electrical
operation to confirm the ability to
release, capture and detect the door.
7LOCKDOWN Door Stop with
included 8-32 set screw.
(5/64 Allen Wrench)
Diagram 8
8LOCKDOWN the front and
back adjustment using the
#12 self threading screw
illustrated. Diagram 9
9INSTALL the cover, and SECURE
in place using the #6-32 x 1/4"
Cover Screws. Diagram 10
10 Finished Installation. Diagram 11
Diagram 6
Diagram 7
Diagram 8
Diagram 9
Diagram 10
Diagram 11
ADJUST, TEST & LOCKDOWN Door Stop •
(Diagram 7 & 8)
LOCKDOWN Strike •
(Diagram 9)
Finished Installation •
(Diagram 11)
CAUTION Take care to not damage any of the
flex cables or printed circuit board and remove
all metal debris before installing the cover.
4 of 4