Description

Indoor Touchless exit button for Door Access Control with LED Light, NC, NO, and COM Outputs

What is an Indoor Touchless exit button?

An “Indoor Touchless Exit Button” is a device or mechanism installed indoors that allows people to exit a building or controlled access area without physically touching the button or any other surface. It’s designed to provide a hygienic and convenient means of egress, particularly in environments where minimizing physical contact is essential for hygiene and safety.

 

Key features of an Indoor Touchless Exit Button may include:

Motion Sensors: These buttons typically incorporate motion sensors or infrared sensors that can detect the presence or movement of a person approaching the exit. When someone approaches, the button triggers the door to open automatically without the need for physical contact.

Proximity Sensors: Some systems use proximity sensors that activate when a person’s hand or body is in close proximity to the button, without actually touching it. This allows for a touchless exit experience.

Wave or Gesture-Based Controls: In advanced systems, users can exit by simply waving their hands in front of a sensor or making a specific gesture, and the door will open without requiring any physical contact.

Infrared Technology: Infrared sensors can detect the heat signature of a person, and when someone approaches the exit button, it interprets the change in heat and activates the door release mechanism.

 

Indoor Touchless Exit Buttons are commonly installed in various indoor settings, including commercial buildings, offices, hospitals, healthcare facilities, clean rooms, and public places. They promote hygiene by reducing the risk of germ transmission via frequently touched surfaces and provide a convenient and accessible way for people to exit a building without the need for traditional push buttons or handles.

LED Indicator