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SKU: PBL-1-4-L2
UPC: 604840494961
Condition: New
Availability: Special Order · Usually Ships in 2-3 Weeks
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HES PBL-1-4-L2 Latching Panic Button

Red latching panic button with dual-contact relay for 12V/24V systems

$234.99
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HES PBL-1-4-L2 Latching Panic Button

$234.99

Overview

SKU: PBL-1-4-L2
UPC: 604840494961
Condition: New
Availability: Special Order · Usually Ships in 2-3 Weeks

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Description

HES PBL-1-4-L2 Latching Panic Button

The HES PBL-1-4-L2 is a latching panic button engineered for emergency manual activation in security-critical environments. Featuring a distinctive red plate for immediate visual identification, this device provides reliable emergency response triggering integrated with door control and alarm systems across institutional and commercial facilities.

Key Features

  • Latching mechanism maintains activation state until manually reset
  • 1 Normally Open (N/O) and 1 Normally Closed (N/C) dual-contact configuration
  • Red plate for clear emergency identification and visibility
  • Compatible with 12V and 24V DC control systems
  • Integrates with HES and third-party access control platforms
  • Standard electrical box installation
  • Dual-contact design supports both activation and status feedback circuits

Technical Highlights

The PBL-1-4-L2's dual-contact relay design enables flexible wiring configurations for complex security architectures. The latching action ensures the panic signal remains active until personnel manually reset the button, critical for coordinated emergency response procedures. Compatible with electric strike installations and alarm monitoring panels, this button interfaces seamlessly with existing 12V and 24V DC infrastructure. Its form factor allows installation in standard electrical enclosures without requiring specialized mounting hardware.

Applications

  • Educational institutions and school security systems
  • Corporate office emergency response systems
  • Healthcare facility panic activation and lockdown procedures
  • Government and secure facility access points
  • Industrial control room emergency shutdowns
  • Integrated door strike and alarm coordination

Package Contents: Latching panic button unit with red plate, mounting hardware

Specifications
Form Factor: Panic Button
Weight: 2 lb
Country of Origin: US
Package Contents: Latching panic button unit with red plate; mounting hardware
Input Voltage: 5VDC
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