Schlage 621AL Ex L2/ILL Push to Exit Button Single Gang

Product Description

The SCHLAGE 621AL EX L2/ILL is a push-to-exit button designed for access control applications in commercial and institutional door hardware installations. The button face is aluminum, engraved with PUSH TO EXIT text, and measures 1.25 inches in diameter. It mounts in a standard single-gang electrical box. Three indicator LEDs - green, yellow, and red - provide at-a-glance status feedback for the door release circuit. This device is typically installed by a low-voltage or access control technician as part of an egress control system.

This push-to-exit button is suited for interior doors in commercial buildings, office suites, healthcare facilities, and secured entry points where a momentary contact signal is needed to release an electric strike or magnetic lock. The single-gang form factor fits standard electrical boxes commonly found in new construction and retrofit access control projects. The three-color LED array allows the installer or end user to monitor door or system status without additional hardware.

Key Features

• Aluminum button face engraved with PUSH TO EXIT text for clear egress identification
• 1.25-inch button diameter for reliable momentary actuation
• Three-color LED indicators - green, yellow, and red - for door or circuit status monitoring
• Single-gang form factor fits standard electrical boxes for straightforward installation
• Low-profile design suitable for commercial access control retrofit and new construction

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style push-to-exit button for single-gang commercial access control systems where a momentary contact egress device is required.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or access control technician in accordance with NFPA 72, local building codes, and applicable egress requirements. De-energize the access control panel and lock power supply before wiring. Confirm the momentary contact output is compatible with the connected electric strike or magnetic lock before applying power. Verify LED indicator wiring matches the control panel logic before commissioning.