Schlage Electronic Access and Releasing Request-to-exit Devices 692 SmartBar with "PUSH TO EXIT" Signage

Schlage

Schlage Electronic Access and Releasing Request-to-exit Devices 692 SmartBar with "PUSH TO EXIT" Signage

$516.12

SKU:

692

* Door Width Size:

* Color / Finish:

Clear Anodized Aluminum (628)
Dark Satin Bronze Anodized Aluminum (313)

* PushPad:

* Handing:

Sexnut door kit for heavy-duty wood door and hollow metal door applications (includes 4 sex bolts & screws) (WD):

Aluminum Door Mounting Shim Kit (Includes brackets/shims & screws) (SHK):

* Special Instructions:

Quantity:

Product Description

System Components

Everything you need to complete your access control system including power supplies, electric strikes, electromagnetic locks and more.

Request-to-Exit Devices

Request-to-exit devices

Schlage® request-to-exit devices are used on access controlled egress doors to ensure occupants are able to safely exit any building or facility. Code requires that the locking mechanism on these doors can be released by a motion sensor detecting an approaching individual, a clearly marked push button, a loss of power or by activation of the building fire alarm/sprinkler/smoke detection system, if the building is equipped with one. It is important to confirm with the local authority having jurisdiction, or AHJ, that access controlled egress doors are permitted, as well as specific code requirements for that particular geographical location.

Allegion offers a full portfolio of request-to-exit devices to meet the specific needs of your application.

Allegion’s varied portfolio of system accessories permits the customization of any opening to meet specific security and safety concerns. Schlage system accessories include a variety of devices that easily integrate with most existing security systems to enable specific functionality whether in standalone applications or as part of networked access control systems. Allegion’s broad accessories offering includes pushbuttons, key switches, request to exit devices, monitoring stations & consoles, exit sensors, electric horns and more; all of which help to reduce the complexity of securing a facility.

Request-to-exit devices are used for applications with access control egress doors to ensure occupants are able to safely exit. For these doors code requires that the lock release by a motion sensor detecting an approaching individual, a marked push button, loss of power and by activation of the building fire alarm/ sprinkler/ smoke detection system if the building is equipped with one. It is important to check with the local authority having jurisdiction (AHJ) to ensure that access controlled egress doors are permitted and what the specific requirement for them are in your area.

Allegion offers a full portfolio of request-to-exit devices to meet the specific needs of your application. We make it easy to find the right product for any application with a variety of tools such as data sheets and wiring diagrams. System design can be one of the most challenging parts of any project. Our local sales representatives and spec writers are available to assist you with product application and code compliance.

Von Duprin & LCN offer a full portfolio of products that complement our system accessories offering.

•Von Duprin: Exit devices and outside trim operations, electric strikes, monitor strikes & power transfers

•LCN: Heavy duty door closers, auto operators, magnets & accessories

692 Series TouchBar

The 692 SmartBar is an electronic switching device with no moving parts, which serves as a non-latching request-to-exit bar at and egress door. It allows one motion egress at doors equipped with electromagnetic or electronic locks, with “no prior knowledge” required by the user. Touching the SmartBar at any point on the bar activates internal circuitry which controls power to the locking device. No moving parts results in low maintenance and long life.

The 692 SmartBar provides two directionally opposed infrared detection circuits to sense an exit request. As a person touches the bar, the light beam is broken. The patent- pending redundant system provides a high level of life safety and peace of mind to the end user.

An audible alarm is standard. This feature provides a security alarm to alert when there is a prolonged unlocked condition caused by a continued break in the light beam. This feature is desirable in applications requiring monitoring of security conditions or delayed egress.

Dual Infrared detection circuits, patent-pending
No moving parts – one motion egress
Audible alarm standard, alerts prolonged unlock condition
DPDT relay standard – single access control panel or auxiliary device

Features and benefits

672 Series TouchBar

Releases electromagnetic or electronic locks when bar is depressed
“PUSH TO EXIT” signage provides obvious exit indication
Pivoting bar design allows 1/4” activation
Low profile provides ample clearance through the door
Heavy-duty aluminum extrusion with powder coat cast metal end caps for maximum durability
Field-reversible, field-sized
Quick installation brackets/universal mounting system for aluminum, hollow metal and wood doors
Heavy-duty aluminum extrusion with powder coat cast metal end caps - maximum durability
Field reversible, field sized
Quick install brackets / universal mounting system for aluminum, hollow metal and wood doors
Low profile for greater clearance through door
“PUSH TO EXIT” signage designates opening
Glow in the Dark (GID) “PUSH TO EXIT” option

692 Series SmartBar™

Electronic switching device with no moving parts, one motion “no prior knowledge” egress
Dual infrared detection circuits, as person touches bar the light beam is broken
Standard audible alarm to alert when there is a prolonged unlocked condition
Low profile provides ample clearance through the door
Heavy-duty aluminum extrusion with powder coat cast metal end caps for maximum durability
Field-reversible, field-sized
Quick installation brackets/universal mounting system for aluminum, hollow metal and wood doors
Heavy-duty aluminum extrusion with cast metal end caps - maximum durability
Field reversible, field sized
Quick install brackets / universal mounting system for aluminum, hollow metal and wood doors
Low profile for greater clearance through door
“PUSH TO EXIT” signage designates opening
Glow in the dark “PUSH TO EXIT” option

Scan II™ Passive Infrared Motion Sensor

Passive infrared detector specifically designed for “request-to-exit” applications
Relay latch time is adjustable up to 60 seconds
Relay mode can be programmed by installer to reset when timer expires or to remain activated until motion stops
Selectable fail-safe/fail-secure mode
Two form C sets of relay contacts
UL Listed
Externally visible activation LED

692 SmartBar electrical specifications

Input voltage 12 or 24 VDC maximum current draw .5 amps
Switch DPDT contacts rated 4 amps @ 30 VDC
Wiring 8 conductor cable - 20 AWG (standard)

Ordering information

Door size - 36", 42" or 48"
Finishes - 628 - Satin anodized aluminum (standard) - 313 - Dark satin bronze anodized aluminum
TouchPads - RD - Black with red “PUSH TO EXIT” - GID - Black with glow in the dark “PUSH TO EXIT”
Handing - RHR - Right hand reverse - LHR - Left hand reverse -field reversible
Options - WD - Sexnut door kit for heavy-duty wood door and hollow metal door applications - AR - 18" x 1⁄2" armored door cord (less wire) - SHK - Aluminum door mounting shim kit includes brackets, shims and screws for narrow stile aluminum doors.*

* Note: Screw pack has self-drilling and self-tapping screws for aluminum and wood door applications and rivnuts for hollow metal door applications.

Product	How to Choose
	Request-to-Exit Devices	672 Series TouchBar: A request to exit device that releases electromagnetic or electronic locks when bar is depressed
		692 Series SmartBar™: An electronic switching device which serves as a non-latching request to exit bar. Touching the SmartBar at any point on the bar activates internal circuitry which controls power to the locking device.
		Scan II™Passive Infrared Motion Sensor: A motion sensor that provides passive infrared motion sensors specifically design for “request to exit” applications.