EH Exit-Controller 828

Overview of Advantages

• One-handed operation possible
• Retrofit installation possible
• For handle and panic bar
• Version with pre-alarm
• Splash-water protected version
• Permanent release is possible
• Version with installed half cylinder
• Half cylinder can be replaced (PC - profile cylinder or RC - round cylinder)
• Power supply via 9 V battery or mains power 12/24 V DC

Product description

• The EH-Exit Controller is mounted under the handle or the panic bar on the door.
• When the handle or panic bar is pressed, the EH-Exit Controller moves down automatically and enables the emergency exit door to be used. An alarm is also triggered in the process. A key movement to the right (in direction of the arrow RESET) and pushing up the EH-Exit Controller into its original position will silence the continuous alarm signal.
• A permanent release of the handle or the panic bar can be set without triggering an alarm. Turning the key to the right (in direction of arrow RESET) enables the EH-Exit Controller to be pushed down past the alarm position. Once the EH-Exit Controller is engaged in the permanent release position, the key can be removed again. To restore the starting position, turn the key to the right and push the EH-Exit Controller up. Once the key is removed, an alarm is triggered when the handle or panic bar is actuated.

Area of Application

• Escape routes
• Solid leaf doors
• Tubular frame doors
• Glass frame doors
• Fire doors
• Doors with panic bars

Note

• If the EH-Exit Controller is mounted on a panic bar, it should be mounted in the first third of the panic bar, measured from the lock side.
• We recommend changing the battery annually. For this, the key must be turned to the left, then the housing can be removed and the battery replaced.
• The volume of the standard horn depends on the voltage. The volume is approx. 95 dB (9 V), 100 dB (12 V) or 108 dB (24 V) per 1 m distance.