Briton 376 push bar vertical panic bolt

Technical Specification

Features:
  • Make: Briton
  • Model code: 376
  • Door Type: Timber
Additional info:

For all single doors and in combination on non-rebated double doors with 376 or 379.N panic exits. For rebated double doors combine with Briton 378 panic latch and Briton 378DDS double door strike (Briton 377) Designed to satisfy panic or emergency exit applications Suitable for use on fire and smoke doors 665mm to 1300mm wide Site reversible - easy to hand on site Two-point locking for extra security Anti-thrust device prevents forced latch retraction Adjustable top & bottom shoots Tubular steel cross bar and shoots can be cut on-site to suit door width and height 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 376
Door Type Timber

Product description

The Briton 376 Panic Exit Device with Vertical Bolts is a leading solution compliant with the EN 1125 standard, targeting both wooden and metal door installations. Engineered for panic and emergency exit scenarios, this two-point locking system ensures quick egress on escape routes, particularly in environments where training on exit devices is minimal.

Key Features and Benefits

  • Compatible with both single doors and non-rebated double doors; for rebated double doors, it pairs seamlessly with the Briton 378 panic latch and compatible double door strike.
  • Designed for fire and smoke doors ranging from 665mm to 1300mm in width.
  • Site reversible design simplifies on-location hand adjustments.
  • Equipped with an anti-thrust mechanism to prevent forced latch retraction and enhance security.
  • Customisable tubular steel cross bar and shoots, which can be adjusted on-site to fit specific door dimensions.
  • Durability assured with over 200,000 test cycles.
  • Includes all-required fixings and "Push Bar to Open" signage for ease of installation.

Certification and Compliance

  • UKCA and CE marked to EN 1125 standards.
  • Certifire approved for up to 2 hours on timber doors and 4 hours on steel doors per EN 1634-1.

Ideal Use Cases

The Briton 376 is ideally suited for buildings where rapid evacuation is essential, such as schools, offices, and public venues. It ensures safe exits regardless of prior knowledge of door mechanisms or emergency scenarios.

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