Industry Panic Exit Device
9000 Series access control panic exit device
9000/9100 Rim Type Series
The Lockwood 9000/9100 electromechanical rim type panic exit
device is designed for locking of emergency exits in accordance
with BCA standards D2 -21 (d) for egress, fire and safety regulations
for public buildings. Provides a ready means of escape at all times
by the single action of pushing on a horizontal bar fitted across the
full width of a door.
Features
- Suitable for single and double door applications of 900 or 1200 mm width doors.
- 9000/9100 adjustable on site.
- 9700 factory made to order.
- The basic 9000 series horizontal panic exit device is suitable for timber, metal and security glass doors with mid rail.
- All functions are reversible and non handed Deadlatching on all bolts
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9300/9400 Vertical Series
The Lockwood 9300/9400 electromechanical vertical type
panic exit device is designed for locking of emergency exits
in accordance with BCA standards D2 -21 (d) for egress, fire
and safety regulations for public buildings. Provides a ready
means of escape at all times by the single action of pushing
on a horizontal bar fitted across the full width of a door.
Features
- Suitable for single and double door applications of 900 or 1200 mm width doors.
- 9300/9400 adjustable on site. 9800 factory made to order.
- Door Height
- Standard maximum height up to 2300 mm extension to 3000 mm.
- Installed with centre line of exit device at 1023 mm above finished floor level.
- The basic 9000 series horizontal panic exit device is suitable for timber, metal and security glass doors with mid rail.
- All functions are reversible and non handed.
- Deadlatching on all bolts.
- Doorstile
- Suitable for both 90° and flush head door stiles minimum head clearance requirement of 30 mm.
- Automatic top and bottom latches.
- Pic-resistant bottom latch.
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Tips and Advice
Pete Says...
"Electromechanical push bars
will ensure electronic locking of
Emergency exits.
If safety and security are your concerns, the solution is push control."
