Crash Bars/Exit Devices Request-to-Exit Push Bar


AC-REB1 • Low operating force • Four S.P.D.T. for positive redundant operation • Supplied with armored door loop • Low profile design, length 34 1/2", width 2 1/2" • Heavy duty clear anodized satin aluminum finish


• Available in Duronic finish to match dark bronze door frames


• Limited lifetime warranty


Exit Sensor Bar DY-645136 • Reliable, adjustment-free dual optical sensors • Redundant microswitch for triple fail-safe operation • Auto-sensing 12-24 VAC/VDC input • Heavy duty all-metal construction, including end caps • No complex tune-in, unlike capacitance bars • ADA friendly push operation • DynaLife®


lifetime warranty


Electric Latch Retraction Exit Device 0T-8810L0001 • Grade 1 rim style exit device • Quiet motorized latch retraction & bolt re-latch • Requires any 24VDC regulated/filtered power supply • ELR requires less than 1 Amp in-rush current


• Standard electric hinge can be used, no special power transfer required


• Left/right hand reverse bevel & signal switch monitoring available


• Brushed chrome trim, Satin stainless steel device • Incl. dummy exit trim, Escutcheon trim with lever


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Delayed Egress Exit Device 0T-8810D0001 • Grade 1 rim style exit device • Conforms to NFPA 101 SLA • Nuisance delay built-in • Requires any 24VDC regulated/filtered power supply • 0.5 Amp maximum current draw


• Standard electric hinge can be used, no special power transfer required


• Guarded, monitored latch & rail, Red/Green LED rail status indicators


• Brushed chrome trim, Satin stainless steel device • Dummy exit trim, Escutcheon trim with lever • Allows immediate egress during fire


SmartBar LC-692


• Features 2 independent, directionally opposed infrared detection circuits for redundancy


• Contact any point on the bar to release lock • Universal mounting for various types of doors • Audible alarm & DPDT relay • 12 or 24VDC input voltage, 0.25 Amp current draw


Security Door Controls ADA SpectraTM S6000 Alarmed Exit Devices


SZ-S6101FUA • Grade 1 Rim Mount Fire Rated SZ-S6201FUA • Surface Vertical Rod Fire Rated


• 100dB alarm 9V battery power, low battery beep • LED off or on for bypass, armed & alarm status • 15 or 60 second arming delay & status output


• 2 modes, continuous with manual reset or automatic rearm 2 minutes after door closes


• B in lieu of A, 12/24VDC input, 9V battery backup • Opt 6,10,20 min alarm


SpectraTM Security Door Controls Delayed Egress Exit Device


SZ-S6101FUDE • Rim mount fire rated exit device SZ-S6201FUDE • Surface vertical rod fire rated exit device • 15-30 sec. exit delay, 1-2 sec. nuisance delay


• Wall mount controller, keypad reset, timed & sustained bypass. KDE auxiliary keyswitch opt.


• Voice message, alarm & countdown display confirm door release & egress


• Patient tracking input, Auto sensing 12/24VDC SZ-602RF • 1 Amp power supply w/emer. release input ADA


Security Door Controls


450mA Latch Retraction and Dogging Kit SZ-LR100VDK • UL recognized for non-fire rated devices • For Von Duprin 22, 33, 35, 98 and 99 Series SZ-LR100VD


• UL Listed SDC factory installed kit. Ship mechanical exit device to for electrification


• For Von Duprin 22, 33, 35, 98, 99 and panic fire rated exit devices


• Simultaneous latch retraction and dogging • Automatic retriggering helps ensure retraction • 24VDC, 450mA inrush, 180mA continuous


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SZ-602RF • 1 amp power supply, UL 294 SZ-EMC


• 2-station automatic door sequencer for single or pair of automatic doors


• Not required for manual doors Security Door Controls SpectraTM ADA 450mA Electric Latch Retraction


SZ-S6101FUE • Quiet Grade 1 Rim mount fire exit device, UL Listed SZ-S6201FUE


• Quiet Grade 1 Surface Vertical Rod fire exit device, UL Listed


• 450mA inrush, 180mA continuous, 12/24VDC • Momentary or sustained latch and push pad retraction SZ-602RF • 1 Amp power supply/charger, VL294 SZ-632RF


• 2 Amp power supply for 2 devices, EMC rgrd for 4 devices


ADA


Rim Alarmed Exit Hardware 0T-581000002


• Grade 1 exit hardware, Mortise cylinder supplied to activate alarm


• Battery operated (9 Volt) • 1-3/4" thick door standard, 4-1/2" min stile width • 110dB horn max, operating @ 85dB @ 5' • Flashing red LED light - visible indication of tampering


• Sprayed aluminum enamel finish, Cover & chassis nonferrous alloys


• Reversible handing, packed right hand reverse bevel


• Authorized exit permitted 12 seconds after activation without sounding alarm


REX Touchbar LC-672 Series • Push pad with “Push to Exit” signage • 1/4" movement activates switch • Heavy-duty aluminum extrusion


• Universal mounting system for aluminum, hollow metal and wood doors


• Field reversible


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