Request To Exit Signaling Switch (EX)
Request To Exit High Current / Voltage Signaling Switch (EXV)
Available with 10/40 Series Rim, 30 Series Mortise, 20/21/50/51 Series Surface Vertical Rod and 60/61/62/63/70/71/80/81/82/83 Series Concealed Vertical Rod Devices
The Request To Exit (EX) and High Current / Voltage Request To Exit (EXV) Switch options are used for entrance and exit doors with panic and fire exit hardware. The Request To Exit (EX) signaling option can be used to signal an alarm or send a remote signal to monitor egress conditions. The EXV can be used to control power to a device that requires higher current. Also available weatherized.
Features
- Used on exit doors with panic or fire exit hardware
- For doors that require a means of signaling when someone depresses the pushpad on the panic device during egress
- Used to control power to a device that requires higher currents up to 2.0 amperes
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