Securitron TSBBK Touch Sense Bar 36 Inches Black

Product Description

The SECURITRON TSBBK is a 36-inch touch sense bar finished in black, designed for use in access control and electric locking applications. It provides a low-profile, touch-activated release mechanism typically mounted on the secure side of a door. When contact is made with the bar, it signals the access control system to release the electromagnetic lock or latch, allowing egress. Licensed security and access control technicians install this device as part of a complete electric locking system. The bar measures 36 inches in length with a square profile of 3.25 inches on each side, and ships as a single unit weighing 5.2 pounds.

The TSBBK is suited for interior door applications in commercial and institutional settings where controlled egress is required. Typical installations include office suites, server rooms, healthcare facilities, and secured corridors. The black finish integrates cleanly with dark-anodized door hardware and frames. It is installed on the interior face of a door controlled by an electromagnetic lock, functioning as the primary touch-to-exit device in the locking circuit.

Key Features

• 36-inch length accommodates standard single-door and narrow double-door applications
• Black finish coordinates with dark door hardware and frame profiles
• Touch-activated signal triggers release of connected electromagnetic lock or access control system
• Compact 3.25 x 3.25 inch cross-section for low-profile mounting
• Ships as a single unit for straightforward procurement

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style touch sense exit bar for use with electromagnetic lock systems and access control panels in commercial door applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a licensed access control or low-voltage technician. Disconnect and de-energize all power to the electromagnetic lock and access control panel before beginning work. Follow all applicable local codes and the manufacturer wiring guidelines when connecting the bar to the locking circuit. Do not modify the bar housing or alter wiring connections in a way that could compromise the egress signal.