Panic Exit Devices

A panic bar, also referred to as an exit device or crash bar, is a crucial component of door hardware designed for emergency exits. It consists of a horizontal bar or push pad installed on the interior side of a door, connected to a mechanism that unlatches the door when pushed. In an emergency situation, individuals can exert even a light pressure on the panic bar, triggering the mechanism to release the door, allowing for quick and easy egress. Panic bars are engineered to ensure fast and reliable evacuation, enhancing safety in buildings and public spaces.

Key features:

• Surface mounted
• Slim, neat design, surface mounted
• 200,000 cycles tested
• Fire rated
• Wide range of option

Technical details:

• Cross and Push bar
• Modular type – stock reduction
• 1, 2, 3 locking point versions (vertical and lateral) – RIM
• For doors up to 1200 x 2400mm in standard
• Easy installation and adjustment
• Wide range of finishes
• Compatible accessories
• Wide range of outside trims
• Hold Open and Micro switch versions
• Glass door kit
• Certified according to EN 1125:2008
• Durability of 2,00,000 cycles
• For Fire Rated applications (not HO version)
• Suitable for single and double doors

Benefits:

• Ease of installation
• Superior aesthetics
• High durability
• Suitable for fire rated doors
• External cylinder and lever option available