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Motorised Emergency Exit -
Remote Release with Emergency Exit
Remote release is achieved by releasing a solenoid deadlock and then activating a
motor to retract the three bolts of the Slimline device. Once retracted the door
can be opened to provide external entry, either by a powered actuator or pull handle
(not supplied). The bolts are held by a restraint in their retracted position while
the motor returns to it’s parked position, enabling the door to automatically re-
- Disabled access
- Unmanned buildings
- Sterile entry areas
- High security where bolt end-
pressure protection is preferred - Combined remote access with emergency exit to BSEN 179: 2008, CE marked
The motor controller provides outputs for bolt status monitoring, which can be used
within a building management system for automatic door actuation, or sequencing of
a number of doors. The controller requires mains electrical input.
Suitable for doors
up to 2,200mm tall, over height extensions are available for taller doors. The supplied
steel core fixings and bolt keeps are suitable for an outward opening door hung in
a timber frame and a concrete floor.
Enhancements available include additional horizontal
bolts if further attack resistance is required, external key entry (Union as standard)
in the case of power failure, plus a choice of registered cylinders from leading
manufacturers (see Additional Features below).
Technical
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Ordering code S-
Additional Features (Optional)
The following options are available for this package and are specified by appending the option code/s to the package code.
Surelock’s aspirations to provide customers with the correct solution to meet an ever expanding complexity of operational requirements have once again proven to be successful. If you have a specific operational requirement, no matter how complex, we are pleased to provide a solution.
As an emergency exit, the device can be released on the inside by means of operation
via a panic bar, overriding the deadlock and releasing the bolts in a single action.
Again the bolts held in their retracted position by the restraint whilst the door
is open, which releases upon door closure to provide automatically re-
Typical applications:
Note: If the locks are to be incorporated within a larger building management system and the controller is not required, please contact our technical department for any technical support.
Remote Release with Emergency Exit
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