Honeywell Home Intrusion 0-000-361-04 Request to Exit Pir

Product Description

The Honeywell Home Intrusion 0-000-361-04 is a passive infrared request-to-exit detector designed for access control applications. It detects body heat and motion in a defined zone to trigger an exit request signal without requiring physical contact with a button or bar. The unit ships in a black finish and is intended for installation by licensed security and low-voltage technicians in commercial and light commercial access control systems. It mounts above a door and monitors the egress path, signaling the access control panel to unlock the door latch before a person reaches it.

This PIR request-to-exit device is suited for interior doorways in commercial office buildings, server rooms, secured corridors, and similar controlled-access environments where touchless egress is required. It is typically wired into an access control panel relay input and works alongside electric strikes, magnetic locks, or electrified hardware. Installation is performed by low-voltage security contractors during new construction or as a retrofit to an existing access control installation.

Key Features

• Passive infrared detection for touchless request-to-exit triggering
• Black finish for discreet overhead door mounting
• Designed for integration with access control panel relay inputs
• Single-unit packaging for per-door installation
• Compatible with electric strikes, mag-locks, and electrified door hardware

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style request-to-exit PIR sensor for use with standard access control panel relay inputs in commercial door hardware applications.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or security systems technician in accordance with local codes and the access control system manufacturer guidelines. Power down the access control panel and any connected door hardware before wiring the device. Mount the sensor overhead above the door in the egress path per the manufacturer mounting instructions, ensuring the detection zone covers the full exit area. Do not install in areas with significant heat sources or HVAC discharge that could cause false triggering.