Product details
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Model | EX-802 |
| Power Supply | Max DC 36V, 3A |
| Trigger Method | Press |
| Panel Material | ABS flame-retardant |
| Trigger State | Normal Open (NO, COM) |
Review:
The ZKTeco EX-802 Exit Button is a reliable and durable product ideal for modern access control systems. The button’s performance is top-notch, ensuring a quick and efficient release of the lock when triggered by a simple press. It is designed with ABS flame-retardant material, which ensures that the device is resistant to heat and potential fire hazards, providing safety and durability.
The design of the button is sleek, making it suitable for installation in various environments. It integrates well with both residential and commercial security setups, offering seamless operation. The trigger mechanism works efficiently, as it uses a Normal Open (NO, COM) state, ensuring that the door releases easily upon pressing. The product is well-suited for use in places like office buildings, schools, and industrial sites where quick exit options are needed.
In terms of installation, the button is straightforward to install, thanks to its clear wiring guide and user-friendly interface. The power supply requirement is moderate, with a maximum DC of 36V and 3A, which makes it compatible with most access control systems.
Overall, the ZKTeco EX-802 Exit Button is a solid choice for anyone seeking a functional, durable, and reliable exit button for their security system.
Where can you buy ZKTeco EX-802 Exit Button in Bangladesh?
You can purchase from Shift Tech BD.
FAQ for BD:
- What is the maximum power supply for the ZKTeco EX-802?
Max DC 36V, 3A. - Is this exit button suitable for fire safety?
Yes, it’s made with ABS flame-retardant material. - How is the installation process?
The installation is simple and comes with clear instructions. - What is the trigger method for this exit button?
It uses a press trigger method. - What is the material of the panel?
The panel is made of ABS flame-retardant material.
