PBT-450BS Press to Exit Button (RTE)

The PBT-450BS Press to Exit Button (RTE) is a robust door release switch designed for use with access control systems, door entry systems, and electronic locking installations. Suitable for commercial, industrial, educational, healthcare, residential, and public sector environments, it provides a reliable method of releasing electronically secured doors from the safe side of the building.

Also known as a request to exit (REX) button, door release button, or exit button, the PBT-450BS is installed on the secure side of an access-controlled door. When pressed, it activates the connected access control system, allowing the electric lock or magnetic lock (maglock) to release and enable safe exit.

Manufactured with a brushed stainless steel faceplate and a durable 50mm raised stainless steel button, the PBT-450BS offers reliable operation and a professional architectural finish. It supports both flush mounting and surface mounting when used with the optional surface surround, providing flexibility for a wide range of installations.

Available Models

• PBT-450BS – Press to Exit Button (RTE)

Key Features

• Press to Exit Button
• Brushed Stainless Steel Faceplate
• 50mm Raised Stainless Steel Button
• COM / NO / NC Contacts
• Flush Mount Design
• Surface Mount Option Available
• Suitable for Access Control Systems
• Durable Mechanical Construction
• Professional Architectural Finish
• Reliable Door Release Operation
• Suitable for New Installations and Retrofits
• Typical Applications
• Access Control Systems
• Door Entry Systems
• Commercial Buildings
• Office Entrances
• Educational Facilities
• Healthcare Buildings
• Residential Developments
• Industrial Premises
• Restricted Access Areas
• Internal Security Doors

Typical Applications

• Access Control Systems
• Door Entry Systems
• Commercial Buildings
• Office Entrances
• Educational Facilities
• Healthcare Buildings
• Residential Developments
• Industrial Premises
• Restricted Access Areas
• Internal Security Doors

Compatibility

The PBT-450BS Press to Exit Button is designed to integrate with a wide range of electronic security and access control equipment.

• Access control systems
• Electric Locks
• Magnetic locks (maglocks)
• Door entry systems
• Intercom systems
• Door Controllers
• Power Supplies
• Timers & Relays
• Building Management Systems
• Automatic Door Systems
  

Technical Specification

• Product Type: Press to Exit Button
• Button Type: 50mm Raised Stainless Steel Button
• Contacts: COM / NO / NC
• Faceplate Material: Brushed Stainless Steel
• Mounting: Flush Mount or Surface Mount (with Surface Surround Option)
• Dimensions: 85mm x 85mm (H x W)

PBT-450BS Product Information

The PBT-450BS Press to Exit Button provides a reliable and durable exit solution for access-controlled doors. Featuring a brushed stainless steel faceplate, a raised 50mm stainless steel button, COM/NO/NC contacts, and flexible mounting options, it is ideal for commercial and residential access control installations.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Press to Exit Button?

A press to exit button is a door release switch that allows authorised occupants to exit an access-controlled area by releasing the connected electronic lock.

What Type of Contacts Does the PBT-450BS Have?

The PBT-450BS features COM, NO, and NC contacts for flexible integration with access control systems.

Can the PBT-450BS be Surface Mounted?

Yes. It can be installed as either a flush-mounted unit or surface mounted when used with the optional surface surround.

What Material is the Faceplate Made From?

The faceplate is manufactured from durable brushed stainless steel for long-lasting performance and a professional appearance.

Can the PBT-450BS be Used with Magnetic Locks?

Yes. It is fully compatible with magnetic locks (maglocks), electric locks, door entry systems, intercoms, and other access control equipment.

Where is the PBT-450BS Typically Installed?

The PBT-450BS is commonly installed on the secure side of access-controlled doors in offices, schools, hospitals, commercial buildings, and other controlled access environments.