Electrical / Non-Latching

electrical / non-latching door push bars are egress devices designed to meet building safety codes, which state that exiting through access-controlled doors must not require prior knowledge of operational requirements. when slight pressure is applied to the non-latching bar, internal pressure sensors or microswitches actuate, signaling the electronics to immediately release electromagnetic door locks or other electrified hardware. this ensures safe, intuitive, and immediate free egress. common areas of use;

• commercial office buildings: providing seamless free egress on main glass, aluminum, or solid doors secured by magnetic locks.
• hospitals and healthcare facilities: ensuring immediate, code-compliant exit paths for patients and staff during emergency situations.
• retail stores: allowing customers to exit easily while keeping main entrances secure against unauthorized entry from the outside.
• educational institutions: securing exterior doors from outside threats while guaranteeing students and faculty can exit immediately without special keys or knowledge.
• industrial facilities and warehouses: providing durable, weatherized, or heavy-duty exit solutions for high-traffic employee doors and emergency exits.