Hands Contactless Door Release No Touch Infrared Exit Button Why this product matters Reduces touch points to limit surface contact and daily wear on mechanical switches. Delivers fast, reliable exit activation using an infrared sensor, improving flow at entryways. Designed for easy integration with existing access control systems to unlock doors quickly and consistently. Key benefits Contactless activation: Infrared sensing triggers a momentary relay without physical contact, helping maintain a cleaner, lowmaintenance entrance. Reliable output: Provides a dry contact output compatible with electric strikes, magnetic locks, and most access control panels and door controllers. Durable construction: Metal faceplate with a compact profile for long service life and consistent operation in traffic environments. Simple installation: Install on a standard surface or flush mounting box and wire into the lock release or exit input with straightforward connections. Low power draw and fast response time help minimize energy use and avoid delays at the doorway. Important attributes Function: No touch infrared detection that produces a momentary relay contact for door release. Compatibility: Works with common access control systems, electric strikes, magnetic locks, door controllers, and exit inputs that accept a dry contact or signal. Size and fit: Compact faceplate designed for standard mounting; fits most exit point configurations without major modification. Material and finish: Metal faceplate for durability and resistance to daily impact and abrasion. Performance: Stable sensor operation for consistent activation in typical indoor and sheltered outdoor settings. Typical applications Commercial offices and lobbies: Allow employees and visitors to exit without touching a button during peak traffic times. Healthcare and laboratory facilities: Enable hands release at doors where sterility or reduced surface contact is preferred. Retail and hospitality entrances: Improve customer flow and reduce wear on mechanical push buttons in busy storefronts and service counters. What to consider before Verify that your access control input accepts a momentary dry contact or compatible signal. Ensure mounting location is sheltered from direct sunlight or heavy rain if used outdoors; place at a suitable height for intended users. Check wiring and power requirements against your existing system during installation. This contactless infrared exit button provides a practical, straightforward way to add hands door release capability to access control systems while minimizing mechanical maintenance and improving user convenience.