Product Description
A no-touch exit button releases the door when a hand passes in front of the sensor, with no button contact required. It works with electric strikes, magnetic locks and door controllers already fitted in a standard access control setup.
Where it fits on a job
- Retail entrances and offices: reduces contact points at doors used by staff and visitors all day.
- Warehouses and plant rooms: surface-mount fitting suits standard wall boxes without cutting into finished walls.
- Hospitals and public buildings: touchless operation is specified where hygiene at door releases is a priority.
- Residential blocks: pairs with a maglock or strike at communal entry doors on the same release circuit.
What it's built from
The faceplate is brushed stainless steel in a rectangular profile, designed for daily use at busy access points. An LED backlight shows sensor status, useful for locating the button in dim stairwells, plant rooms or entrance lobbies. The infrared sensor detects hand movement in front of the panel and sends a release signal to the connected lock or access controller.
Fitting notes for specifiers
This is a surface mount unit, going onto a standard wall box or existing access control mounting point rather than needing a flush recess. When speccing it against a project, confirm the electric lock or door controller on site accepts a standard exit-button release signal, since the button itself doesn't power the lock.
Frequently Asked Questions
What locks does this exit button work with?
It can connect to electric strikes, magnetic locks or door controllers used in standard access control installations.
Does it need a flush-mount recess in the wall?
No, it's a surface mount design fitted to a standard wall box or existing access control mounting point.
What does the LED indicator show?
It's a backlight that indicates sensor status, helping users locate the exit button in low-light areas.
Is it suitable for high-traffic public buildings?
Yes, the touchless infrared activation suits high-traffic areas such as offices, hospitals, retail stores and public buildings.
