Generic slim Exit button SB4

A generic slim exit button, often labeled as SB4, is a type of door access control device used in security and access control systems. It is typically installed near exit doors or gates to provide a simple and convenient way for individuals to exit a secured area.

Product Features

1. Button Design: The SB4 exit button is designed as a slim and compact device with a single, easily identifiable button. Users can press this button to request an exit.

2. Exit Functionality: When the button is pressed, it sends an exit request signal to the access control system or door controller, indicating that someone wishes to exit the secured area. This signal triggers the door or gate to temporarily unlock or open, allowing egress.

3. Mounting: The slim exit button is typically designed for wall mounting, usually near exit doors or gates. It should be installed at a height that makes it easily accessible to individuals.

4. Material and Durability: These exit buttons are often constructed from durable materials like stainless steel or other rugged materials to withstand frequent use and resist wear and tear.

5. NO (Normally Open) or NC (Normally Closed) Contacts: The exit button typically includes both NO and NC relay contacts, providing flexibility in installation and integration with different access control systems.

6. Aesthetics: The design of the SB4 exit button is usually clean and unobtrusive, blending with the surrounding environment or decor. Some models may include labeling to indicate its purpose.

7. Tamper Detection: For added security, some exit buttons may include tamper detection features to alert security personnel if someone tries to tamper with or damage the button.

8. Usage: Slim exit buttons like the SB4 are commonly used in various settings, including office buildings, healthcare facilities, educational institutions, retail stores, airports, and any location where controlled access and egress are required.

9. Compatibility: The SB4 exit button is designed to work with various access control systems, including card readers, keypads, or biometric systems. It can be integrated into existing security infrastructure.

10. Wiring: Installation typically involves connecting the exit button to the access control system’s controller using low-voltage wiring. The specific wiring requirements may vary based on the system’s configuration.

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