GFS EH-Exit Control The GfS Exit Control 179/1125 secures the emergency exit and allows it to be opened with just a single hand movement. In the locked position, the GfS Exit Control 179/1125 secures the door handle; the door can be accessed in an emergency with a single opening movement. By pressing down the door handle, the GfS Exit Control 179/1125 moves vertically downward and releases the handle. At the same time, a continuous signal sounds. The continuous alarm can only be deactivated with the help of a key, and the door guard can be reset to its original position. For continuous passage operation, the system's permanent release is possible using the device key. The door can also be accessed without triggering an alarm using the key through the change function of the door lock. This means: The door can be opened with just one hand movement in case of danger, but the alarm signal alerts to unauthorized use. The threshold under the door handle is active.In an emergency, the door can be openedwith a single hand movement. When the door handle is pressed down,the Exit Control 179/1125 automatically moves downward. Theemergency exit door can now be accessed. Acontinuous alarm sounds, which can only be deactivatedby an authorized person using the device key. Authorized persons do not use the handle,but open the lock latch with the key,to access the door without triggering an alarm. With the device key, the door guard can bemoved downward into apermanent release position without triggering an alarm. In thisposition, the door can be accessed normally, e.g., for a longer goods transport. As soon as the door handle triggers the pre-alarm,an alarm is triggered. Releasing the handlesilences the alarm. However, if the userpresses the handle all the way down, itirreversibly triggers the main alarm and thedoor guard releases the handle. The basic functions of the EH wirelessdoor guard are the same as already described.It is used when the signal needs to be forwarded to an externalalarm system, whether at theporter's lodge, in the nurse's station, or the janitor's office.

The GfS Exit Control Window - One Device for All Windows Variant: GfS Exit Control Window PRAXISEmergency exits in escape routes must always be free and easily accessible for everyone without any tools. This also applies to secondary escape routes. To prevent unauthorized use of these exits, they should be secured. For many years, the variants of the GfS Door Guard family have proven themselves for this purpose. Often, the secondary escape route leads through a window or a patio door to the outside. To ensure that no one enters or exits unauthorized, grants access to others, or endangers children, these emergency exits must also be secured. The SolutionEmergency exits in escape routes must always be free and easily accessible for everyone without any tools. This also applies to secondary escape routes. To prevent unauthorized use of these exits, they should be secured. For many years, the variants of the GfS Door Guard family have proven themselves for this purpose. Often, the secondary escape route leads through a window or a patio door to the outside. To ensure that no one enters or exits unauthorized, grants access to others, or endangers children, these emergency exits must also be secured. • NEW flexible strike angle optimizes planning: One device for all windows• Easy installation on common window models• Ideal for retrofitting• No electrical installation required as it is battery-operated• Pictograms included• Approx. 95 dB/1 m• Permanent open function• In compliance with DIN EN 179• High deterrent against misuse• Durable due to robust metal housing• Adhesive plate optional for easy, drill-free installation The handle is secured by the GfS Exit Control Window.However, the window can still be opened in an emergencywith a single opening movement by turning thehandle. By turning the window handle, the GfSExit Control Window is activated. An alarm sounds,which can only be reset with the device key. The GfS Exit Control Window can be set to permanent openby turning the device key 180 degrees.This allows the window to be opened without an alarm,for example, for ventilation.

GfS e-Cover The misuse of manual call points is a widespread problem in schools, homes, youth hostels, etc. The consequences of a false alarm are associated with high costs, not only economically:Even in the case of a false alarm, fire departments must respond immediately, making them unavailable for other emergencies. Operational processes may need to be interrupted for several hours during the response.Repeated false alarms increase the risk that the building will not be evacuated immediately in the event of a real alarm. The triggering of false alarms is significantly reduced by the robust and easy-to-install GfS e-Cover with an integrated opening alarm.Effective deterrent against misuse or accidental use thanks to the integrated opening alarm of approximately 95dB/1 m.GfS e-Cover can be installed within minutes.Available in various colors and sizes, with or without alarm.Attractive and robust product design made of polycarbonate.Overextension of the hinge is not possible, even with surface-mounted installation. Other areas of application for the GfS e-Cover arise in places where frequent accidental alarm activations may occur, such as canteens or sports halls. The GfS e-Cover can also protect manual call points installed outdoors from moisture ingress.