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Monitors latchbolt engagement to confirm secure door closure
The HES 9600-630-LBSM monitors the position of a latchbolt within an electric strike. It provides a signal that confirms whether the bolt is engaged, allowing access-control systems to verify door status in real time. Installers use it to add monitoring to compatible strikes without replacing the entire lock hardware.
The unit reports latchbolt position so the controller knows if the door is securely latched or forced open. It is not suited for installations that require deadbolt monitoring or multi-point locking feedback. Buyers needing wireless signalling or integrated request-to-exit functions should select a different device.
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The 9600 identifies the HES series this strike monitor belongs to, placing it in the 9600 family of electric strike accessories.
The 630 suffix is part of the full MPN 9600-630-LBSM and denotes this specific latchbolt strike monitor variant within the 9600 series.
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