Product Description
DRB004S-PTE-PRESS-TO-EXIT-Green is a surface-mount exit button for the secure side of access-controlled doors, pairing a green dome push button with a brushed stainless steel faceplate.
Function
Pressing the dome triggers the door release circuit wired to an electric strike, maglock or access controller, letting a user exit without a card or credential. It's a momentary switch action — a simple make/break contact to the release input on the connected controller.
Build
- Faceplate: brushed stainless steel — wear-resistant, holds appearance under high-traffic use
- Button: green dome, standard "press to exit" convention for fast recognition at the door
- Mounting: surface mount, wall-fixed near the doorway
Compatibility
Wired into the release input of electric locks and door entry/access controllers generally — not tied to a specific controller brand. Suitable for office, apartment and commercial entry installs where a simple free-exit override is needed alongside card/fob entry on the secure side.
Install notes for the trade
This is a dry-contact exit button, not a powered controller — confirm polarity and voltage requirements against the specific strike, maglock or access control panel it's being wired into before commissioning. Standard two-core run back to the controller's REX/exit input is typical for this class of device.
No stock status is confirmed here — check current availability before specifying on a job.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does this button connect to?
It wires into the release/REX input of an electric strike, magnetic lock or access control panel, providing a simple free-exit override on the secure side.
Is this a powered controller?
No — it's a dry-contact push button switch; the connected electric lock or controller supplies the power for release.
How is it mounted?
Surface mount to a wall near the doorway, as is standard for this type of exit button.
Is it suitable for both commercial and residential doors?
Yes, the stainless steel faceplate and dome button are suited to both commercial and residential access-controlled entry points.
