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Exit push button RCTPB702H

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Exit push button RCTPB702H

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Exit push button RCTPB702H

A wired exit push button, RCTPB702H, also known as a touchless exit button, is a device used in access control systems that allows users to exit a secured area without physically touching the button.

It typically uses infrared sensors to detect hand movement within a certain range, triggering the release of the door lock. This enhances hygiene by minimizing contact and preventing the spread of germs, particularly in high-traffic areas. 

Here’s a more detailed explanation:
  • Functionality:

    Instead of pressing a button, you simply wave your hand in front of the sensor to activate the exit. 

  • Hygiene:

    The touchless operation is a key advantage, especially in environments where maintaining cleanliness is crucial, like hospitals or food processing facilities. 

  • Types:

    These buttons can be wired to an access control system and often include LED indicators to show when the door is unlocked. 

  • Common Uses:

    They are frequently used in conjunction with electric strikes or magnetic locks on doors that are normally kept secured. 

  • Wired Connection:
    The “wired” aspect refers to how the button connects to the access control system’s power and lock release mechanism, as opposed to a wireless system. 
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Weight 0.1 kg
Dimensions 10 × 11 × 5 cm
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