Product Description
A no-touch exit button of this type releases the door when a hand passes in front of the infrared sensor — no physical contact with the plate required.
Key specs
- Activation: infrared sensor detects hand movement in front of the panel to trigger release
- Output: signals the access control system or electric lock to release the door
- Compatibility: connects to electric strikes, magnetic locks or door controllers used in standard access control installations
- Indicator: integrated LED backlight shows sensor/operating status, useful for locating the unit in low-light conditions
- Faceplate: rectangular, brushed stainless steel
- Mounting: surface mount, fits standard wall boxes or access control mounting points
Why touchless matters on install
Touchless activation removes a physical contact point at the door, which cuts wear on mechanical switch components and suits high-traffic entrances. This makes it a straightforward spec for offices, hospitals, retail entrances and other public access points where a no-touch release is called for.
Install notes
The surface-mount format is designed to go straight onto a standard wall box or existing access control mounting point, without requiring recessed backbox work. Wire it into the same release circuit as the electric strike, maglock or door controller already on site.
Frequently Asked Questions
What triggers this exit button?
An infrared sensor detects hand movement in front of the panel and triggers the door release without physical contact.
What can it be wired into?
It connects to electric strikes, magnetic locks or door controllers used in standard access control installations.
How is it mounted?
It's a surface-mount unit designed to fit standard wall boxes or existing access control mounting points.
What does the LED indicator show?
The integrated LED backlight shows the sensor's operating status, making the unit easier to locate in low-light conditions.
