Illuminated Emergency Door Call Point – Double Pole | Edr-2N

The EDR-2N is a resettable illuminated emergency door release unit designed to provide a safe and effective means of releasing electronic locking systems during emergency situations. Part of the latest generation of emergency release devices, it combines improved functionality with a modern curved design suitable for a wide range of commercial and public buildings.

The unit features enhanced LED illumination, with the "Emergency Door Release" text permanently lit in white during normal operation and changing to red when activated or in an alarm condition. With integrated audible indication and a resettable mechanism, the EDR-2N offers a practical and low-maintenance solution for access control and life safety applications.

Key Features

• Double-pole emergency door release unit
• Resettable operating mechanism
• Integrated audible indication with selectable operation
• Enhanced LED status illumination
• Permanently illuminated emergency release text
• White illumination during normal operation
• Changes to red when activated or in alarm condition
• Suitable for 12VDC and 24VDC systems
• Protective flip-up front cover
• Modern one-piece design
• Easy-clean surface ideal for commercial environments
• Side and rear cable entry options
• Compatible with standard surface-mounted back boxes
• Key-operated reset function
• No replacement glass required after activation
• Suitable for internal installations

Technical Specifications

• Product Type: Emergency Door Release Unit
• Contact Configuration: Double Pole
• Supply Voltage: 12/24VDC
• Audible Indication: Selectable
• LED Indication: Included
• Operating Temperature: -10°C to +55°C
• Protection Rating: IP24
• Reset Method: Key Reset
• Mounting Type: Surface Mount
• Installation: Internal Use

Typical Applications

• Access control systems
• Magnetic lock installations
• Commercial offices
• Hospitality venues
• Healthcare facilities
• Educational establishments
• Public buildings
• Emergency escape routes