Door Exit Push Button

Door Exit Push Button is a common component used in access control systems to allow individuals to unlock and exit through a door from the inside of a secured area. These buttons are typically installed near the door on the inside of a building or room and are used in conjunction with electronic door locks, such as magnetic locks or electric strike locks.

Door Exit Push Button features:

• Unlock Mechanism: Pressing the button temporarily breaks the power supply to the locking mechanism (e.g., magnetic or electric strike lock), unlocking the door so the user can exit.
• Installation: Typically installed near doors with controlled access in buildings such as offices, banks, hospitals, and other facilities with restricted areas.
• Material and Durability: Made from sturdy materials like metal or plastic, often with a stainless steel or aluminum finish for long-lasting durability.
• LED Indicators: Some models come with LED indicators that show the status of the door (locked/unlocked).
• Types:
  • Mechanical: Basic models where pressing the button physically interrupts the power to the lock.
  • Touch-sensitive: More advanced models use capacitive touch technology for a sleek, modern appearance.
  • Backlit: For visibility in low-light conditions, certain models come with backlit or illuminated buttons.