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SKU: PBL-2-4-GR
UPC: 604840096317
Condition: New
Availability: Special Order · Usually Ships in 2-3 Weeks
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HES PBL-2-4-GR Panic Station Latching Dual N/O

Latching dual N/O panic station for sustained emergency signals

$224.99
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HES PBL-2-4-GR Panic Station Latching Dual N/O

$224.99

Overview

SKU: PBL-2-4-GR
UPC: 604840096317
Condition: New
Availability: Special Order · Usually Ships in 2-3 Weeks

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Description

HES PBL-2-4-GR Panic Station Latching Dual N/O

The HES PBL-2-4-GR is a professional-grade latching panic station engineered for emergency access control and critical security applications. Equipped with two normally open (N/O) contacts and a red status indicator, this unit delivers reliable emergency activation in entry control systems where sustained signal transmission is essential. The latching mechanism maintains signal output until manual reset, ensuring coordinated emergency response protocols are fully executed.

Key Features

  • Dual normally open (N/O) relay contacts for redundant signal paths
  • Latching operation maintains activation until manual reset
  • Red status indicator for visual confirmation of activation
  • 12/24 VDC compatible architecture
  • Rugged form factor suitable for high-traffic security environments

Technical Highlights

This panic station integrates seamlessly with HES access control systems and third-party controllers that support dual N/O relay logic. The unit is rated for standard 12/24 VDC access control circuits and features straightforward mounting and wiring configurations. Its latching design differentiates it from momentary panic buttons, making it ideal for applications requiring sustained emergency signals across networked door controllers or integrated security management systems.

Applications

  • Bank teller stations and high-security retail environments
  • Emergency egress points in secure facilities
  • Access control entry points requiring rapid lockdown capability
  • Coordinated emergency response installations in corporate and institutional settings
  • Integration with existing HES and compatible third-party access control architectures

The PBL-2-4-GR is designed for indoor installation at strategic access points where staff safety and rapid emergency response are critical operational requirements.

Specifications
Form Factor: Panic Station
Weight: 2 lb
Country of Origin: US
Input Voltage: 5VDC
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