Briton 372 push pad emergency exit device

Technical Specification

Features:
  • Make: Briton
  • Model code: 372
  • Door Type: Timber
Additional info:

Suitable for all single doors, non rebated double doors and in combination with Briton 378DDS double door strike and Briton 1438 emergency latch on the inactive leaf of rebated double doors Designed to satisfy emergency exit applications Suitable for fire & smoke doors 665mm to 1300mm wide Site reversible - easy to hand on site Two-point locking for extra security Anti-thrust latches prevent forced latch retraction Adjustable top and bottom shoots Tested in excess of 200,000 cycles

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Make Briton
Manufacturer Allegion plc
Category Access Control>Access control system accessories
Model code 372
Door Type Timber

Product description

The Briton 372 emergency exit device with double vertical bolts is a robust solution designed to provide reliable safety in emergency situations. Tailored for single doors up to 1300mm wide and 2500mm high, this device is ideal for environments where quick and efficient exits are paramount. Conforming to the EN 179 standard, the Briton 372 is best suited for personnel familiar with escape routes and trained in operating these systems.

Key Features

  • Suitable for a range of door types, including fire and smoke doors spanning widths of 665mm to 1300mm.
  • Features a two-point locking system for added security.
  • Incorporates anti-thrust latches that prevent forced latch retraction.
  • Adjustable top and bottom shoots, making it adaptable to specific installation requirements.
  • Tested for durability, completing over 200,000 cycles.

Certifications

The Briton 372 is UKCA and CE marked to EN 179, ensuring compliance with rigorous safety standards. It is also Certifire approved, guaranteeing its suitability for fire doors tested up to two hours on timber and four hours on steel.

Ideal Use Cases

Perfect for environments where safety and swift evacuation are priorities, the Briton 372 excels in fire exits, smoke doors, and emergency evacuation routes within commercial and industrial settings.

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