Access Devices · Panic Hardware
Panic Hardware
Exit hardware for openings that have to let people out freely, coordinated with whatever controls entry on the other side.
What It Is
Controlled coming in, free going out
Panic hardware lets an opening be secured against entry while still allowing exit by pushing the bar. It is common on commercial doors and pedestrian gates that also carry a reader, strike or maglock on the entry side.
- CSLB #1146070
- Classifications B · C-13 · C61/D28
Considerations
Fitting Exit Hardware to the Opening
Door type and the access side both shape the hardware selection.
- 01
Door and frame type
Material, swing and prep determine which device can be installed.
- 02
Access-side coordination
Readers, strikes or maglocks on the entry side are planned with the exit device.
- 03
Request-to-exit wiring
Where the access system needs an exit signal, that wiring is part of the install.
- 04
Site requirements
Requirements for the opening are reviewed with the property rather than assumed.
Securing a door that still has to open from inside?
Tell us the door and what controls the entry side.
Start a Project
Review Exit Hardware for Your Door
Share the opening, the door type and the access devices involved.
- Call
- (714) 510-2878
- Licensed
- CSLB #1146070 · B · C-13 · C61/D28