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Infrared touchless exit devices with relay outputs, in square, rectangular and narrow formats. Match the sensing area, environmental rating and contact wiring to the door’s release circuit.
IP67 no-touch exit button with 0–15 cm infrared sensing, relay NO/NC/COM output and blue/green status LED. Three metal plate sizes in silver or gun gray.
Touch-free infrared request-to-exit button on an 86 × 86 mm stainless-steel plate, 9–16 V DC, with NO/NC/COM outputs. Handprint or No Touch face graphic.
No-touch infrared exit button on a rectangular 115 × 70 mm stainless-steel plate, 9–16 V DC, with NO/NC/COM outputs. Handprint or No Touch face graphic.
An infrared exit button activates when a hand enters its sensing area. It needs its own power supply and uses relay contacts to signal the controller or switch a suitable control circuit. Check contact ratings and the wiring plan before putting a lock load through the device.
XB-110 and XB-120 use stainless plates in different sizes. XB-130 adds an IP67 metal configuration and several plate formats. Choose by the available mounting surface and exposure, then place the sensing area where users can operate it without reaching around the door.
Test activation distance and indicator behavior during commissioning. Avoid placement where normal movement repeatedly triggers release. The maglock wiring guide illustrates how exit devices fit the circuit; the required release arrangement must still be assessed for the actual door.
Maglock wiring with dry-relay COM/NC: keypad and reader diagrams, REX signals, approved egress release paths and manufacturer-specific suppression.
A fail-safe lock releases when power is cut; a fail-secure lock stays locked. Learn which to use per door, how to wire NO/NC, and what egress codes expect.
Program a standalone access control keypad: enter programming mode, change the master code, add card and PIN users, set relay time, reset and wire it.
Plan an RFID vehicle access control system: UHF windshield tags, long-range lane readers, Wiegand controllers and barrier triggering. Lane BOM and samples.
Apartment building access control hardware: anti-clone readers with matched fob sets, QR visitor codes, 4G controllers for rentals and UHF tags for gates.
Gym access control system hardware for 24/7 clubs: fob and wristband readers, face and QR terminals, anti-passback controllers and no-touch exit buttons.
No. The infrared sensor needs the stated DC supply. Its relay contacts form a separate switching connection.
The listed XB models provide NO/NC/COM relay contacts. Use the contact arrangement required by the controller or control circuit.
XB-130 lists IP67. Do not extend that rating to XB-110 or XB-120, or to unsealed mounting connections.
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