Secured Escape Routes in Underground Garages

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 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.