The HESEB beamline was designed to range the photon energies from about 90 eV to 1800 eV. An Apple II type Undulator is used as the photon source, and a Plane Grating Monochromator (PGM) is used as the photon dispersing tool. In addition, HESEB beamline contains a beam splitter unit placed just after the PGM that enables to build of a second brunch that can work in the same photon range interchangeably as the ID11-right brunch. Finally, the HESEB analysis chamber contains a fluorescence detector and can make total electron yield measurements with a motorized manipulator.