Slim No-Touch Exit Switch | Access Control
Improve hygiene and convenience with the Slim No-Touch Exit Switch, a modern contactless door release solution designed for access control systems. Using infrared sensor technology, this touchless exit button allows users to unlock a controlled door with a simple hand wave, eliminating the need to physically press a traditional exit button.
The Infrared Access Control Exit Switch is ideal for offices, hospitals, banks, schools, hotels, laboratories and other high-traffic environments. Its contactless operation helps reduce frequent contact with shared surfaces while providing a fast and convenient way to exit secured areas. Infrared no-touch switches commonly detect hand movement within a short sensing range and activate the connected door release system.
Designed with a slim profile, this exit switch is suitable for narrow door frames, mullions and areas with limited mounting space. Selected models feature a durable stainless-steel faceplate that provides a professional appearance and improved resistance to everyday wear.
The switch can integrate with compatible access control systems through NO/NC/COM relay contacts, making it suitable for use with electromagnetic locks, electric strikes and access control panels. Many models operate on a standard 12V DC power supply and include dual-colour LED indicators for clear visual feedback.
Key Features
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Touch-free infrared activation
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Slim design for narrow installation spaces
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Simple hand-wave operation
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12V DC operation on common models
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NO/NC/COM relay output
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LED status indicators
Ideal For
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Offices and banks
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Hospitals and laboratories
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Schools and universities
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Hotels and commercial buildings
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Access-controlled doors
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Hygienic high-traffic environments
1. How does a no-touch exit switch work?
An infrared sensor detects a hand wave or nearby motion and sends a signal to release the door.
2. Can it work with a magnetic lock?
Yes, compatible NO/NC/COM models can connect to electromagnetic lock access-control systems.
3. Does it require physical contact?
No. The door release is activated through infrared sensing.