Downward bar movement
The crossbar operates through a downward action, distinguishing it from an inward-pressed push-bar arrangement.
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Crossbar Panic Exit Device
Product specifications
Common specification options
| Brand | ST |
|---|---|
| Operation | Downward-operated crossbar |
| Mounting | Door leaf |
| Handing options | Left-hand / right-hand |
| Outside access options | Pull handle / matching lock trim |
| Finish options | Stainless steel / coated finish |
| Latch options | Rim latch / matched vertical-rod assembly |
| Door interface | Custom bar length and mounting-hole pattern |
| Accessories | Matching strike and fixing kit |
Customization availableBar length, latch arrangement, outside trim and fixing details can be matched to the door.
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Crossbar Panic Exit Device releases a door latch through a downward action on the crossbar from inside. The visible bar gives users a broad release point across the leaf instead of a small knob that must be located and turned.
Its crossbar mechanism and matching latch are installed as a coordinated door-hardware set. The door width, handing and strike arrangement determine the fit.
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
How it helps
Coordinated latch release
Movement of the bar operates the connected locking mechanism as part of the door assembly.
APPLICATIONS
Where it is used
Designated exit-route doors
Use a device and door set selected for the project's egress requirements.
SELECTION GUIDANCE
Choosing the configuration
Match the entire door set
Bar length, latch format, outside trim and frame strike must work together.
Check door behaviour
The leaf, closer and latch should open and re-latch correctly in the completed installation; the device alone does not determine the door's approval.
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