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EM200 Double-pole breakglass emergency door release

Ref: E0900000097

The EM200 by CDVI is designed to provide a physical method of unlocking a door secured with an electronic lock in the event of an emergency.

This breakglass emergency door release is designed to provide a physical method of unlocking a door secured with an electronic lock in the event of an emergency. They are usually connected in series with fail safe electronic locks, which immediately cut the power to the lock when the switch is activated, thus unlocking the door. The EM200 is a double-pole breakglass switch. When a user presses on the plexi-glass plate and breaks it, a micro switch is operated.

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EM200 : Why to choose this product

  • Double-pole emergency breakglass door release

  • Optional protective cover to prevent accidental activation 

  • Reset the device by replacing the plexi-glass 

  • Immediately unlock doors secured with electronic locks in the event of an emergency

  • Essential for fire safety and mass egress zones

EM200 : Downloads & links

EM200 : Features

  • Technical specifications

    • Mounting
      Surface
    • Recommended Mounting Height
      900 to 1,100mm
  • Electrical specifications

    • Max Voltage (V)
      30 Vdc
    • Voltage AC/DC
      DC
    • Contact Rating
      2A
  • Appearance

    • Surface Material
      ABS
    • Colour
      Green
  • Dimensions

    • Product Height (mm)
      86 mm
    • Product Width (mm)
      86 mm
    • Product Depth (mm)
      50 mm
    • Product Weight (kg)
      0,150 kg
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