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SKU: PBM-5-1-GR
UPC: 604840000789
Condition: New
Availability: Special Order · Usually Ships in 2-3 Weeks
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HES PBM-5-1-GR Panic Station Momentary Switch

Momentary panic station switch with SG/302 signaling for emergency override

$138.99
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HES PBM-5-1-GR Panic Station Momentary Switch

$138.99

Overview

SKU: PBM-5-1-GR
UPC: 604840000789
Condition: New
Availability: Special Order · Usually Ships in 2-3 Weeks

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Description

HES PBM-5-1-GR Panic Station Momentary Switch

The HES PBM-5-1-GR is a momentary panic station switch engineered for rapid emergency alert activation in institutional and commercial security environments. Designed for integration with HES electric strike systems and SG/302-compatible access control platforms, this panic station delivers reliable manual override capability for facilities requiring swift emergency response coordination.

Key Features

  • Momentary contact switching action for panic button applications
  • Single normally-open (N/O) contact output
  • SG/302 signaling protocol compatibility
  • Panic station form factor optimized for emergency identification and accessibility
  • Integration with HES electric strike and access control systems
  • Suitable for manual override and emergency notification circuits

Technical Specifications

  • Switch Type: Momentary contact
  • Contact Configuration: Normally-open (N/O)
  • Protocol Support: SG/302 compatible
  • Form Factor: Panic Station
  • Application: Security access control and emergency response systems

Applications

The PBM-5-1-GR is ideal for secured facility environments where manual emergency activation is critical. Deploy in:

  • Educational institutions and school security systems
  • Corporate offices and commercial buildings
  • Healthcare facilities requiring rapid alert capability
  • Government and institutional security deployments
  • Access control systems with emergency override requirements

Integration & Compatibility

The HES PBM-5-1-GR works seamlessly with standard access control wiring and monitoring infrastructure. Its SG/302 signaling protocol ensures compatibility with HES system ecosystems, enabling straightforward integration into existing security networks without complex reconfiguration. The momentary switching design ensures reliable emergency activation across institutional deployments.

Specifications
Form Factor: Panic Station
Weight: 2 lb
Country of Origin: US
Product Type: Lock/Strike
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