Detex EAX-2500F Gray Ac Dc Wall Mount Door Alarm

Product Description

The DETEX EAX-2500F GRAY is a wall mount, flush mount door alarm designed for access control and unauthorized-exit monitoring in commercial and industrial applications. This unit operates on both AC and DC power, providing flexibility for installations where battery backup or standalone DC operation is required. The alarm ships with an EA-561 warning sign and black box included, giving installers everything needed for a code-compliant, complete installation. The gray finish suits standard commercial door frames and utility corridors. Licensed security and door hardware technicians are the typical installers for this type of device.

The EAX-2500F GRAY is intended for wall mount or flush mount installation on exit doors, stairwell doors, and utility access points in commercial, institutional, and light industrial buildings. It is suited for applications where an audible alarm is required to deter unauthorized egress or alert staff to an open door condition. The included EA-561 warning sign provides the required visual notice for building occupants, supporting compliance with life safety and access control requirements.

Key Features

• Accepts both AC and DC power input for flexible installation scenarios
• Wall mount and flush mount configuration supported
• Includes EA-561 warning sign for required visual notification at the door
• Black box included for a complete, ready-to-install package
• Gray finish suitable for standard commercial door hardware environments

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation alarm unit compatible with standard wall mount and flush mount exit door assemblies in commercial and institutional settings.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed door hardware technician or security systems installer familiar with local building and life safety codes. Disconnect all power sources, both AC and DC, before beginning wiring work. Mounting location and signage placement should conform to applicable IBC and local authority having jurisdiction requirements for exit door alarm devices. Do not bypass or disable the alarm circuit during testing without coordinating with the building owner or facilities manager.