touchless exit switches

touchless exit switches, often referred to as wave-to-open switches, are egress devices designed for applications that require hands-free entry or exit. their primary purpose is to provide a sanitary and convenient method of unlocking or opening doors, minimizing physical contact and reducing the transmission of germs in high-traffic or sterile environments. common areas of use;

• healthcare facilities: reducing the spread of infections and providing sterile access control for hospitals, clinics, and patient rooms.
• restaurants: allowing food service staff and patrons to navigate through doors without touching potentially contaminated hardware.
• public restrooms: ensuring highly sanitary egress from shared bathroom spaces to promote better hygiene.
• schools: minimizing physical contact points in high-traffic educational environments to protect students and staff from illness.
• labs: maintaining strict clean room standards and preventing cross-contamination during everyday entry and exit.