The DRB002NF-B Series Brass Effect Press to Exit Button is a high-quality narrow stainless steel door release switch designed for use with access control systems, electric locks, magnetic locks (maglocks), and door entry systems. Suitable for commercial, industrial, educational, healthcare, and public sector environments, it provides a simple and reliable request-to-exit (RTE) solution for controlled access doors.
Manufactured from durable brass-effect stainless steel and fitted with a high-quality stainless steel button, the DRB002NF-B is designed to withstand frequent daily use while maintaining a professional appearance. Available in flush mount and surface mount configurations (when used with the DRB-SH-N-GOLD surround housing), the switch can be installed in a wide range of access control applications.
The DRB002NF-B features COM / NO contacts, allowing easy integration with most access control panels, electric strikes, magnetic locks, intercom systems, and door automation equipment. Its robust construction and versatile mounting options make it suitable for new installations and retrofit projects alike.
Available Models
- DRB002NF-B-DR – Narrow Flush Mount Door Release Button
- DRB002NF-B-PTE – Narrow Flush Mount Press to Exit Button
- DRB-SH-N-GOLD - Narrow Surface Mount Surround Housing
Key Features
- Brass-Effect Stainless Steel Finish
- Stainless steel button design
- Flush mount installation
- Surface mount option available with DRB-SH-N-GOLD housing
- COM / NO contact output
- Compatible with most access control and door release systems
- Robust design for high-traffic environments
Typical Applications
The DRB002NF-B Narrow Press to Exit Button is commonly installed in:
- Office access control doors
- Commercial building entrances
- Warehouses and distribution centres
- Schools, colleges, and universities
- Hospitals and healthcare facilities
- Secure staff-only areas
- Internal security doors
- Industrial access control systems
Compatibility
The DRB002NF-B Narrow Press to Exit Button is designed to integrate with a wide range of door security and access control equipment, making it suitable for both new installations and system upgrades.
- Access control systems
- Electric locks
- Magnetic locks (maglocks)
- Electric strikes
- Door entry systems
- Intercom systems
- Power Supplies, Relays & Timers
Technical Specification
- Material: Brass-Effect Stainless Steel
- Button Type: Stainless steel push button
- Contact Configuration: COM / NO
- Design: Narrow Profile
- Mounting Options: Flush Mount or Surface Mount with DRB-SH-N-GOLD Surround Housing
- Faceplate Dimensions: 85mm x 38mm x 3mm (H x W x D)
The DRB002NF-B narrow brass-effect stainless steel exit button provides a dependable and easy-to-use door release solution for access control installations requiring secure, reliable, and efficient egress. Suitable for a wide range of commercial and industrial door security applications, it is an ideal choice where a durable press to exit button or door release switch is required.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the DRB002NF-B used for?
The DRB002NF-B is used as a request-to-exit (RTE) button for releasing secured doors connected to access control and door entry systems.
What makes the DRB002NF-B different from the standard DRB002?
The DRB002NF-B features a narrow-profile faceplate and decorative brass-effect finish, making it ideal for installations where mounting space is limited or where a more distinctive architectural finish is preferred.
Can the DRB002NF-B be surface mounted?
Yes. The DRB002NF-B can be surface mounted when used with the compatible DRB-SH-N-GOLD surface mount surround housing.
What contact outputs are available?
The DRB002NF-B provides COM and normally open (NO) contacts for compatibility with a wide range of access control systems.
Is the DRB002NF-B compatible with magnetic locks?
Yes. The DRB002NF-B can be used with magnetic locks (maglocks), electric strikes, electric locks, and most access control systems.
Where is the DRB002NF-B commonly installed?
The DRB002NF-B is commonly installed in offices, commercial buildings, healthcare facilities, schools, universities, warehouses, and other controlled access environments where a narrow exit button is required.