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 Locknetics
New TouchBar Exit Bar Immediately Releases Electromagnetic
Locks
FORESTVILLE, CONN. - February 18, 2002 - Locknetics
Security Engineering, the electronic locking systems
component of Ingersoll Rand's (IR) Security Technologies
Group's Electronic Access Control Division (EACD),
today announced that its new 672 REX TouchBar, a
non-latching exit bar, needs only a ¼-inch movement
to release an electromagnetic lock or signal access
control and alarm systems for a request to exit.
The pushpad of the new TouchBar is available in
a choice of red, green or white "PUSH TO EXIT"
letters. An optional upgrade to a lighted version
is especially attractive. When the pushbar is not
depressed, the letters are backlit in red but, when
depressed, they change to green.
The new TouchBar's low profile increases available
space to pass through a door and makes the TouchBar
more resistant to damage and wear. Ramped, heavy-duty,
cast metal end caps deflect blows and provide maximum
durability. The 672 REX is available in lengths
of 36, 42 and 48 inches or special factory-cut lengths.
It is also available in three different architectural
finishes including clear anodized satin aluminum
and dark bronze powder.
The 672 REX TouchBar features heavy-duty, quick-install
brackets and an easy-to-cut extrusion for easy installation
and fast field modifications. The new exit bar has
a standard SPDT switch and optional DPDT switch,
which allows the release of an electromagnetic lock
and an auxiliary device, such as a horn or light,
to be activated to signal egress. The new unit,
including SPDT switch lists for a most competitive
$195.
The new 672 REX TouchBar exit bar is available through
dealers and locksmiths now. |
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