GfS Emergency Exit Solutions

1 x GfS e-Bar integrated alarm and monitoring function with external connection options integrated emergency switch EN 13637 (2 opening contacts) mains voltage (10-30 V DC) (connection cable required: Art.-Nr.: 770719) shortenable by 180 mm incl. pictogram with usage instructions

GfS SMARTDisplay for up to 8 devices 7-inch touch color display Graphical user interface User-supportive communication via display Door list with status display BUS for bi-directional communication Analog wiring with cable connection box for star wiring Integrated horn Housing for wall mounting (D x W x H) 43 x 230 x 153 mm

1 x GfS e-Bar can be used with 9 V battery or power supply including battery monitoring (checks voltage every 10 hours) power-saving mode when using battery connection cable required for mains operation (Art.-Nr.: 770719) shortenable by 180 mm incl. stickers for the display and key switch incl. pictogram with usage instructions

GFS Electric Door Locks The electric lock operates on the fail-safe principle. The electric door locking system consists of a locking element (surface-mounted magnet, emergency exit strikes, bolt lock, etc.), a control unit (e.g., GfS Door Terminal, GfS FWS 02), a release element (e.g., GfS e-Bar, GfS Door Terminal, emergency switch), and according to prEN13637, an operating element (door handle, panic bar, etc.). When the release element is activated, the locking element is de-energized and unlocked. The GfS Door Terminal (with integrated control unit, siren, strobe light, and emergency switch) is to be mounted near the door or on the door leaf. The height of 1200 mm should not be exceeded during installation. The recommended optimal height is 850 mm so that children and wheelchair users can also reach the switch. The surface-mounted magnet is mounted on the door frame or in the passage area, and the holding plate is mounted on the door leaf. During installation, the clear passage height of 2 m must not be undercut. Surface-mounted magnets are easy to install and can also be retrofitted to existing doors (surface mounting). No changes or cutouts need to be made to the door frames. This statement does not apply to the retrofitting of fire protection closures with smoke protection properties. According to a letter dated 1.12.2009 from the Institute for Building Technology (Berlin), electromagnets can only be retrofitted to fire protection closures with the approval of the door manufacturer. In these cases, the security door closer with an integrated electric locking element may be an option. The emergency exit door is electrically locked, the red backlit emergency button for unlocking is alarm-secured. In an emergency, the red backlit emergency buttonis pressed. The LEDs blink green. The electriclock is de-energized. The emergency exit door can be used. At the same time, a visualand an acoustic alarm (95 dB/1 m) are triggered.These can be reset with the device key. Authorized persons do not use the handle,but open the latch with the key,to pass through the door without triggering the alarm.

GFS SMARTTerminal® Das GfS SMARTTerminal zeichnet sich nicht nur durch seine beeindruckende Benutzerfreundlichkeit aus, sondern ist auch das erste seiner Art, das die Bedienung über ein integriertes 4,2-Zoll Farb- Touchdisplay ermöglicht. Diese intelligente Lösung stellt die Bedürfnisse von Betreibern und Nutzern gleichermaßen in den Mittelpunkt. Die Verwendung von Symbolen und Klartextinformationen auf dem Touchdisplay macht die Bedienung des GfS SMARTTerminal® so einfach wie nie zuvor. So ist Ihre Fluchtwegsicherung nicht nur effektiv, sondern auch sehr benutzerfreundlich. Die übersichtliche Menüstruktur auf dem Display ermöglicht es Betreibern, die gewünschten Parameter mühelos einzustellen, ohne auf DIP-Schalter oder separate Parametriersoftware angewiesen zu sein. Das GfS SMARTTerminal ist in den Varianten PUR, PRAXIS und PLUS erhältlich und bietet die Flexibilität von Aufputz- und Unterputzinstallationen. Dank seiner zweischaligen Konstruktion ist die Montage und der Zylinderwechsel ein unkomplizierter Vorgang. Sein ansprechendes Äußeres und die durchdachte Technologie machen das GfS SMARTTerminal® zu einer wegweisenden Lösung, die höchsten Standards entspricht. Das GfS SMARTTerminal® ist gemäß den Anforderungen der EltVTR und EN 13637 geprüft. Das unterstreicht seine Zuverlässigkeit und Konformität mit den geltenden Vorschriften. Insgesamt ist das GfS SMARTTerminal® wieder ein herausragendes Beispiel für Innovation, Benutzerfreundlichkeit und Effizienz in der Fluchtwegsicherung.

1 x GfS e-Bar push bar with additional contact Evaluation of the panic door position shortenable by 180 mm incl. pictogram with usage instructions

for external fences with local alarmDoor guard with PHZMoisture-protected versionwith battery monitoring

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 latch with the keyto access the door without triggering an alarm. With the device key, the door guard can bemoved downward without triggering an alarm into apermanent release position. 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 again. 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 or janitor's office.

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.

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, the system's permanent release can be activated using the device key. The door can also be accessed without triggering the alarm using the key through the door lock's change function. 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 one 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 latch with the keyto access the door without triggering the alarm. With the device key, the door guard can bemoved downward into a permanent release positionwithout triggering the alarm. In thisposition, the door can be accessed normally, e.g., for extended 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 forwardedto an external alarm system, whether atthe gatekeeper, in the nurse's station, or the janitor's office.

1 x GfS e-Bar pure push bar without additional contacts shortenable by 160 mm incl. pictogram with usage instructions

- Emergency exit strikes 77NF 325 DIN R, 134 x 30 x 23 mm Fail-secure 12/24 V - Flex latch 3 mm Anchor and feedback contact Secured release under preload (max. 4500 N) Max. holding force 7500 N - Faceplate SX77 for Emergency exit strikes 77NF 325 DIN R, 200 x 25 mm, square

GFS EH-Exit Control The GfS Exit Control 179/1125 secures the emergency exit and allows it to be opened with just one single 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, the system's permanent release can be activated using the device key. The door can also be accessed without triggering the alarm using the key through the door lock's change function. This means: The door can be opened with just one 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 one 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 keyto access the door without triggering the alarm. With the device key, the door guard can bemoved downward to a permanent release positionwithout triggering the 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 forwardedto an external alarm system, whether at thegatekeeper, nurse's station, or janitor's office.

Fail-safe 12/24 V Flex Latch 3 mm Anchor and Feedback Contact Secured Release Under Preload (max. 4500 N) Max. Holding Force 7500 N

Fail-safe 12/24 V Flex Latch 3 mm Anchor and Feedback Contact Secured Release Under Preload (max. 4500 N) Max. Holding Force 7500 N

approx. 30 m range in long-glow (fluorescent) coating

GFS Exit Control The GfS Exit Control 179/1125 secures the emergency exit and allows it to be opened with just one single motion. 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 downwards and frees 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 permanent release of the system is possible with the device key. The individual passage of the door can also be carried out without triggering an alarm using the key via the change function of the door lock. This means: The door can be opened with just one motion 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 one motion. When pressing down the door handle,the Exit Control 179/1125 automatically moves down. 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 down to a permanent release positionwithout an alarm. In this position, the door can benormally accessed, e.g., for a longer goods transport. As soon as the door handle presses down the pre-alarm,an alarm is triggered. Releasing the handlesilences the alarm again. 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-RadioDoor Guard are the same as already described.It is used when the signal needs to be forwarded to an externalalarm system, whether at theporter, nurse, or janitor's office.

GFS Day Alarm The GfS-Day Alarm is easy to install. It is a cost-effective alternative to monitor the locking of doors along escape routes. The device is plug-and-play and does not require wiring due to an optional wireless reed contact. It should be installed within a distance of up to 30 m from the wireless reed contact. It is, of course, also compatible with a standard door reed contact, but in that case, it must be wired. When the door is opened, an alarm is triggered, which is also visually perceived by the built-in alarm light in the device. Authorized persons can use the doors without triggering the alarm simply by using a key. The device's status is indicated by a red or green LED. If the door is not closed after an authorized opening, an intermittent tone sounds after 15 seconds of open time, and the green LED blinks. Once the door is closed, the red LED lights up again, the intermittent tone is turned off, and the device is armed. A permanent release of the door can also be achieved via the key switch. The corresponding pictogram "Door alarm secured" indicates that it is a monitored door. If the door is used on both sides, a button should be installed on the outside (e.g., in the lock storage, so that the storage can be exited at any time). The switch only allows authorized passage and does not trigger an alarm. This setting, as well as a permanent release, can only be made directly on the Day Alarm device by an authorized person. The elegant, anodized aluminum housing of the GfS-Day Alarm is well-suited for use in areas with public traffic.

GFS SWING DOOR GUARD The door guard is mounted under the door handle in such a way that it prevents operation and thus secures the door handle or the bolt. The door can only be opened if the door guard is first swung to the side. It then locks in its inclined position and releases the handle's operating path. At the same time, a loud acoustic alarm sounds. This means: The door can be opened in an emergency, but the alarm signal alerts to unauthorized use. The responsible janitor, technician, etc. can only reset the door guard with a key and thus end the alarm. The door guard can be used for right or left doors. Pictograms on the door guard and on the door indicate the direction in which it must be swung. The swing direction is set by the customer using a notch pin (included in the delivery). The threshold under the door handle is active. The door handle is secured. When swung to the right or left, the door guard locks firmly and releases the operating path for the handle. At the same time, an alarm sounds. Authorized persons do not use the handle,but open the lock latch with the key,to open the door without triggering the alarm. At 180° swing, the door guard locksin. The permanent release can be done without alarm using the device key and the door can be used normally. The wireless transmission is used when signal transmission is needed, but wiring is not desired, too complex or impossible. The Exit Control is used on double-leaf doors to secure the inactive leaf. It can also be used on window handles.

GFS Day Alarm The GfS-Day Alarm is easy to install. It is a cost-effective alternative to monitor the locking of doors along escape routes. The device is plug-and-play and does not require wiring due to an optional wireless reed contact. It should be installed within a distance of up to 30 m from the wireless reed contact. It is, of course, also compatible with a standard door reed contact, but in that case, it must be wired. When the door is opened, an alarm is triggered, which is also visually perceived by the built-in alarm light in the device. Authorized persons can use the doors without triggering the alarm simply by using a key. The device's status is indicated by a red or green LED. If the door is not closed after an authorized opening, an intermittent tone will sound after 15 seconds of open time, and the green LED will blink. Once the door is closed, the red LED lights up again, the intermittent tone is turned off, and the device is armed. A permanent release of the door can also be achieved via the key switch. The corresponding pictogram "Door alarm secured" indicates that it is a monitored door. If the door is used on both sides, a button should be installed on the outside (e.g., in the lock storage, so that the storage can be exited at any time). The switch only allows authorized passage and does not trigger an alarm. This setting, as well as a permanent release, can only be made directly on the Day Alarm device by an authorized person. The elegant, anodized aluminum housing of the GfS-Day Alarm is well-suited for use in areas with public traffic.

The GfS Exit Control Window - One Device for All Windows Variant: GfS Exit Control Window PLUSEmergency 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 effective 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 effective 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 Day Alarm The GfS Day Alarm is easy to install. It is a cost-effective alternative for monitoring the locking of doors along escape routes. The device is plug-and-play and does not require wiring due to an optional wireless reed contact. It should be installed within a distance of up to 30 m from the wireless reed contact. It is, of course, also compatible with a standard door reed contact, but in that case, it must be wired. When the door is opened, an alarm is triggered, which is also visually indicated by the built-in alarm light. Authorized persons can use the doors without triggering the alarm simply by using a key. The device's status is indicated by a red or green LED. If the door is not closed after an authorized opening, an intermittent tone will sound after 15 seconds of open time, and the green LED will blink. Once the door is closed, the red LED lights up again, the intermittent tone is turned off, and the device is armed. A permanent release of the door can also be achieved via the key switch. The corresponding pictogram "Door alarm secured" indicates that it is a monitored door. If the door is used from both sides, a button should be installed on the outside (e.g., in the lock storage, so that the storage can be exited at any time). The switch only allows authorized passage and does not trigger an alarm. This setting, as well as a permanent release, can only be made directly on the Day Alarm device by an authorized person. The elegant, anodized aluminum housing of the GfS Day Alarm is well-suited for use in areas with public traffic.

12 V/24 V, IP20, with Open/Close indicator integrated in magnet including holding plate Forced separation in case of residual magnetism (W x H x D) 266 x 40 x 73 mm

GFS Exit Control PLUS The door guard is mounted under the door handle in such a way that it prevents operation and thus secures the door handle or the panic bar. The door can only be opened if the door guard is first swiveled to the side. It then locks into its angled position and releases the handle for operation. At the same time, a loud acoustic alarm sounds. This means: The door can be opened in an emergency, but the alarm signal draws attention to unauthorized use. The responsible janitor, technician, etc. can only reset the door guard with a key, thereby stopping the alarm. The door guard can be used for right or left doors. Pictograms on the door guard and on the door indicate the direction in which it must be swiveled. The swivel direction is set by the customer using a dowel pin (included in the delivery). The threshold under the door handle is active. The door handle is secured. When swiveled to the right or left, the door guard locks firmly and releases the handle for operation. At the same time, an alarm sounds. Authorized persons do not use the handle,but open the latch with the key,to pass through the door without triggering the alarm. At 180° swivel, the door guard locks in place. The permanent release can be performed without an alarm using the device key and the door can be used normally. The wireless transmission is used when signal transmission is required, but wiring is not desired, too complex, or impossible. The Exit Control is used on double-leaf doors to secure the inactive leaf. It can also be used on window handles.

(ähnlich RAL 6029), PHZ eingebaut,mit Voralarm bei Antippen und für Panikstangenmit 2 Schlüsseln und Befestigungsmaterialinkl. 2 St. Piktogrammen

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.

ready for operation installedanodized (E6/EV1) aluminum housing95 dB/1m (optionally switchable off after 3 min.)potential-free contact (30 V, 1 A)1.5 m power plug

GFS Exit Control PRAXIS The door guard is mounted under the door handle in such a way that it prevents operation and thus secures the door handle or the bolt. The door can only be opened if the door guard is first turned to the side. It then locks into its inclined position and releases the handle for operation. At the same time, a loud acoustic alarm sounds. This means: The door can be opened in an emergency, but the alarm signal draws attention to unauthorized use. The responsible janitor, technician, etc. can only reset the door guard with a key, thereby ending the alarm. The door guard can be used for right or left doors. Pictograms on the door guard and on the door indicate the direction in which it must be swiveled. The swivel direction is set by the customer using a dowel pin (included in the delivery). The threshold under the door handle is active. The door handle is secured. When swiveled to the right or left, the door guard locks firmly and releases the handle for operation. At the same time, an alarm sounds. Authorized persons do not use the handle,but open the latch with the key,to pass through the door without triggering the alarm. At 180° swivel, the door guard locks in place. The permanent release can be performed without an alarm using the device key and the door can be used normally. The wireless transmission is used when signal transmission is required, but wiring is not desired, too complex, or impossible. The Exit Control is used on double-leaf doors to secure the inactive leaf. It can also be used on window handles.

GFS Day Alarm The GfS-Day Alarm is easy to install. It is a cost-effective alternative to monitor the locking of doors along escape routes. The device is plug-and-play and does not require wiring due to an optional wireless reed contact. It should be installed within a distance of up to 30 m from the wireless reed contact. It is also compatible with a standard door reed contact, but in that case, it must be wired. When the door is opened, an alarm is triggered, which is also visually perceived by the built-in alarm light in the device. Authorized persons can use the doors without triggering the alarm simply with a key. The device status is indicated by a red or green LED. If the door is not closed after an authorized opening, an intermittent tone sounds after 15 seconds of opening time and the green LED blinks. Once the door is closed, the red LED lights up again, the intermittent tone is turned off, and the device is armed. A permanent release of the door can also be achieved via the key switch. The corresponding pictogram "Door alarm secured" indicates that it is a monitored door. If the door is used on both sides, a button should be installed on the outside (e.g., in the lock storage, so that the storage can be exited at any time). The switch only allows authorized passage and does not trigger an alarm. This setting as well as a permanent release can only be made directly on the Day Alarm device by an authorized person. The elegant, anodized aluminum housing of the GfS-Day Alarm is well-suited for use in areas with public traffic.