Break Glass Emergency Door Release – luthuli

The Resettable Break Glass Emergency Door Release is an essential access control accessory designed to provide a quick method of releasing electronically controlled doors during an emergency or power-related access issue. It is commonly installed alongside magnetic locks, electric locks and other electronic door locking systems.

Unlike traditional break-glass emergency units that require replacement after activation, a resettable break glass door release can be restored after use using the appropriate reset mechanism. This makes it a practical and cost-effective option for buildings where emergency door-release devices may need to be tested or activated regularly.

The unit is designed for straightforward operation. In an emergency, pressing or activating the release mechanism interrupts the connected locking circuit, allowing the compatible electronic lock to release. This provides an additional means of escape if the normal access control system is unavailable or if emergency release is required.

The Resettable Emergency Door Release can be integrated with magnetic locks, electric strikes and other compatible access control equipment. It is suitable for offices, shops, schools, hotels, warehouses, apartments and commercial buildings.

For safety-critical installations, the device should be installed by a qualified technician and configured according to the applicable building, fire and emergency-exit requirements. Compatibility with the lock, access controller and power supply should also be confirmed before installation.

• Resettable emergency door release

• Break-glass style emergency activation

• Designed for electronic door access systems

• Can release compatible magnetic locks

• Suitable for electric locks and strikes

• Reusable after activation

• Reduces the need for replacement glass

• Clearly identifiable emergency design

• Easy integration with access control systems

• Suitable for commercial and residential installations

Ideal For:

• Offices

• Schools and institutions

• Hotels

• Shops

• Apartments

• Warehouses

• Hospitals

• Commercial buildings

• Access control systems

• Magnetic lock installations