Safety Technology Int'l Inc SS2338PX-EN Pneumatic Door Stopper

Product Description

The Safety Technology Int'l Inc SS2338PX-EN is a white illuminated pneumatic door stopper station designed for controlled door-hold and release applications. The unit combines a pneumatic actuation mechanism with a built-in illuminated indicator, allowing installers and end users to confirm active status at a glance. This type of station is typically mounted at the door frame or adjacent wall and is wired into a low-voltage control circuit. It is installed by licensed electricians or certified door hardware technicians working on life-safety and access-control systems.

The SS2338PX-EN fits into exit device and push-button control systems used in commercial and institutional settings. It is suited for corridors, stairwells, and doorways where code-compliant door-hold-open control is required. The illuminated face provides visual confirmation of system status, which is a practical feature in low-light service environments. The white finish allows the unit to blend with standard wall and frame finishes common in commercial construction.

Key Features

• Illuminated face provides visual status confirmation at the station
• Pneumatic actuation mechanism for reliable door-hold and release operation
• White finish suitable for standard commercial wall and frame installations
• Compact station form factor designed for wall or frame mounting
• Categorized as an exit device and push-button control component

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation component for pneumatic door stopper control systems in commercial exit device and push-button applications.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician or qualified door hardware technician familiar with low-voltage control wiring and applicable local codes. Disconnect all power to the control circuit before beginning wiring work. Follow the door hardware manufacturer's rough-in and mounting instructions for proper alignment with the pneumatic door stopper mechanism. Verify all connections meet NEC requirements for low-voltage control circuits before restoring power.