Fire Door Push Bar
The Fire Door Push Bar is a UL-listed exit device designed for single fire-rated doors, ensuring safety and compliance. Built to ANSI Grade 2 standards, it features durable stainless steel or painted steel construction for long-lasting performance. Equipped with an alarm function, it enhances security by alerting unauthorized exits. Suitable for doors 36″ to 48″ wide, with 33″ and 42″ options available, this push bar is ideal for commercial and emergency exit applications.
Product Features
| Model Number | 510 |
|---|---|
| Minimum Order Quantity | 100 pieces |
| Port | Taiwan |
| Material | Stainless Steel, Steel |
Product Details
- U.L. Listed
- ANSI Grade 2 standard
- Material: Stainless steel, painted steel
- Alarm function
- Single door use
- For 36″ to 48″ door width
- 33″ and 42″ available
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