This emergency break glass switch cuts the circuit immediately and opens or disables the door locking mechanism when the glass is pressed hard and broken. Specially designed soft glass easily breaks when pressure is applied using fingers.

Break Glass Units. Used on all fire systems, break glass units raise the alarm whne  someone manually break the white glass or plastic. They are situated at exits point, landings, corridors, fire escapes or near high risk areas.

Advantage:

It is fitted with NO and NC output, controlling all types of electric lock.

The application of delay control circuit can ensure that unlocking time between 0-30 seconds.

UPS power is provided to automatically provide power in case of power failure.

Power will be automatically cut off when voltage becomes too low so as to protect the battery.

Door open button is applied to unlock the electric lock directly.

Red light is the power indicator, which lights up when inputting 220V. Green light is the battery

indicator. It goes out when the battery is being charged or dead, and lights up when the battery is

fully charged or being used.

Exit Touchless buttons are an essential part of access control applications. It is a spring-loaded, button which is often mounted on the wall of exit door or gate. The button comes in different styles. It can be a simple or large button, green, or button that illuminate LED lights. The exit button is used to “request to exit” devices in the access control system that are used on doors, exits, gates, automation control, etc.

One of the advantages of the push to exit button is the versatility it offers. Touchless Exit buttons are suitable for use in electronic locking solution which needs to provide a free exit option on the door. The exit  button can be used on fire doors, gates, or anywhere you can install an access control system. It can be used as exit devices in residential, commercial, and industrial buildings.

In some cases, Touchless to exit buttons can be used when the access control panel fails to unlock the door. It can be used when the door’s handle isn’t suitable, or the user is not able to use the handle physically.  However, the button must be able to hold enough power for the door to open freely.