Emergency exit devices
We offer a complete range of products and solutions dedicated to emergency exits. With increasingly stringent requirements imposed by authorities, we assist you in ensuring their compliance while enhancing the safety of your spaces.
Our devices guarantee quick evacuation under all circumstances, while integrating access control systems at the entrance.
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Panic bar
On entrance doors and evacuation doors, emergency exit bars must cover a large area of the door. This ensures quick evacuation as soon as pressure is applied to the inner bar.
To ensure convenient access from the outside, they can be coupled with a handle, allowing the door to be opened from the outside. Additionally, panic bars can be connected to an access management device.
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They are very effective
An alarm is automatically triggered in the event of an unauthorized exit attempt. However, a bypass lock allows the door to be opened without activating the siren.
It adjusts to your requirements
Optimize the security of your panic bars with an exterior trim that meets your requirements. Designed to be modular and flexible, these products easily adapt to the evolution of your needs.
Frequently asked questions
Choosing an appropriate emergency exit device depends on several criteria:
Compliance with fire code requirements: Ensure that the hardware meets regulations.
Door dimensions: Consider the height, width, thickness, and the width of the vertical door frames.
Door material: Wood, steel, or aluminum, the choice of material directly impacts compatibility.
Aesthetics and finishes: Choose devices that combine design and functionality for a harmonious result that fits your environment.
Specific features: Explore advanced options like motorized bolt retraction for remote control or devices that integrate a contact for additional functionalities.
With these elements in mind, you can choose a solution that harmonizes compliance, safety, and design.
The dogging is a mechanism designed to keep the locking part of a panic bar in a retracted position, allowing free passage, especially during store opening hours.
Depending on the type of material, this action is performed either with a hex key or a key cylinder for enhanced security.
Some models come with an additional option, such as a visual indicator of the mechanism's status, providing simple and effective monitoring.
Panic bars come in several models adapted to different needs. There are two main types: single-point bars and multi-point bars.
Single-point panic bars lock the door at a single point, ensuring quick and intuitive opening. Their mechanism is ideal for doors requiring a simple and effective solution, especially in low-risk environments.
Multi-point panic bars, on the other hand, enhance security by locking the door at multiple points simultaneously, often at the top, center, and bottom. This configuration offers increased resistance, ideal for spaces requiring superior protection.