Alarm Controls Corporation TS-2FR Request to Exit Push Button

Product Description

The ALARM CONTROLS CORPORATION TS-2FR is a green illuminated request-to-exit push button with French-language labeling, designed for access control applications in commercial and institutional facilities. This surface-mount pushbutton provides a lighted actuation point for exit request signals, allowing building occupants to trigger door release without requiring a credential. It is typically installed by licensed electricians or low-voltage access control technicians as part of an electronic door control system. The green illumination confirms the device is powered and ready for use at a glance.

The TS-2FR is suited for commercial buildings, offices, healthcare facilities, and institutional environments where bilingual or French-language signage is required by code or facility policy. It integrates into standard access control wiring schemes alongside electric strikes, magnetic locks, and access control panels. The French labeling makes it appropriate for Canadian installations or any facility requiring French-language compliance on exit hardware.

Key Features

• Green illuminated lens provides visual indication that the device is powered and active
• French-language labeling meets bilingual or French-language signage requirements
• Request-to-exit function signals door release without credential input
• Designed for integration with electric strikes, maglocks, and access control panels
• Single unit per package for straightforward replacement or new installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-install request-to-exit push button for commercial access control systems using standard low-voltage wiring configurations.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician or certified low-voltage access control technician. Power down the access control panel and de-energize all associated door hardware before wiring or mounting this device. Follow NEC guidelines for low-voltage control wiring, and verify local building and fire codes regarding request-to-exit device placement and door-release timing requirements.