Falcon Lock 24/25-RX-KIT Request to Exit Switch Kit for 24/25 Series Exit Device

Falcon Lock 24/25-RX-KIT Request to Exit Switch Kit for 24/25 Series Exit Device is designed to enhance the security and functionality of your exit devices. This comprehensive kit features advanced monitoring capabilities, allowing you to seamlessly integrate with any existing security system. The monitoring switches are dry contact type, ensuring tamper-resistant operation while providing flexibility in how you monitor authorized egress, latches, and locking levers. The kit includes three key monitoring features: Device Monitoring (DM) tracks latch projection and tampering signals, Latch Monitoring (LM) confirms when the latchbolt is fully retracted, and Request to Exit (RX) detects when the touch bar or crossbar is activated. This versatility is particularly useful for managing magnetic locking systems. Additionally, the Key Override Option (KOR) allows authorized personnel to override monitoring features using a keyed mortise cylinder, facilitating control over magnetic locks and electric dogging. Available in a variety of finishes, including Bright Brass, Satin Nickel, and Matte Black, the Falcon Lock 24/25-RX-KIT not only elevates security but also complements any door aesthetic. Its robust design is ideal for exit device applications, making it a reliable choice for professionals seeking effective security solutions.

Request to Exit Switch Kit for 24/25 Series Exit Device

All of the monitoring Features available from Falcon provide total flexibility and will interface with any security system. All monitoring switches are dry contact type and are contained within the device, allowing for tamper-resistant operation. Security monitoring Features allow monitoring of devices, latches, authorized egress and locking levers. A key override option is available. All of the security monitoring Features can be used in any combination with any other Falcon feature.

DM, LM, & RX Monitoring:

• DM (Device Monitoring): Feature monitors full latch projection. If the latchbolt is retracted by use of device, or someone tampers with the latchbolt, the switch is activated sending a signal to controlling areas. In devices with the deadlock feature, the deadlatch status is monitored.
• LM (Latch Monitoring): Feature monitors full latchbolt retraction. When the latchbolt is fully retracted a signal is sent indicating door (or device) opened status.
• RX (Request to Exit): Feature monitors the depression of the touch bar or crossbar. Activation of the switch indicates use of a door or that the door is in the dogged condition. This feature is especially useful when used to activate or shunt magnetic locking systems.

Key Override Option (KOR):

• The KOR feature allows authorized personnel to override monitoring Features on a door by use of a keyed 1-1⁄8" mortise cylinder with 5⁄16" wide x 3⁄4" long standard cam (mortise cylinder not supplied).
• Activating KOR feature allows any feature to be disabled for daytime use or when desired by key holder. This is a maintained contact switch. KOR is especially useful for turning on or off magnetic locking systems and electric dogging control (at the door).

Finishes:

• US3/605 - Bright Brass
• US4/606 - Satin Brass
• US10/612 - Satin Bronze
• US11/643e - Aged Bronze
• US15/619 - Satin Nickel
• US19/622 - Matte Black
• US26/625- Bright Chrome
• US26D/626 - Satin Chrome
• US28/628 - Anodized Aluminum
• US32/629 - Bright Stainless Steel
• US32D/630 - Satin Stainless Steel
• 313AN/710 - Anodized Duranodic

Features

• LM (Latch Monitoring): Feature monitors full latchbolt retraction. When the latchbolt is fully retracted a signal is sent indicating door (or device) opened status.
• DM (Device Monitoring): Feature monitors full latch projection. If the latchbolt is retracted by use of device, or someone tampers with the latchbolt, the switch is activated sending a signal to controlling areas. In devices with the deadlock feature, the deadlatch status is monitored.
• RX (Request to Exit): Feature monitors the depression of the touch bar or crossbar. Activation of the switch indicates use of a door or that the door is in the dogged condition. This feature is especially useful when used to activate or shunt magnetic locking systems.