Briton 379M.N push bar with mortice nightlatch

Technical Specification

Features:
  • Make: Briton
  • Model code: 379M.N
  • Door Type: Metal
Additional info:

Surface mounted push bar panic exit device operating a dual profile cylinder mortice nightlatch For single doors, and in combination with Briton 376, on the active leaf of non rebated double doors Designed to satisfy panic or emergency exit applications Suitable for use on fire & smoke doors 665mm to 1300mm wide Anti-thrust device prevents forced latch retraction Site reversible - easy to hand on site Tubular steel cross bar can be cut on-site to suit door width 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 379M.N
Door Type Metal

Product description

The Briton 379M.N Panic Exit Device with Mortice Nightlatch is a robust solution for ensuring safety and security in buildings with single or double doors. This device stands out with its surface-mounted push bar mechanism, designed to operate a dual profile cylinder mortice nightlatch, making it suitable for high-traffic public areas. An anti-thrust feature effectively prevents forced latch retraction, enhancing security where it is most needed.

Key Features & Functions

  • Compatible with single doors, and when used with Briton 376, suitable for active leaf non-rebated double doors
  • Crafted for fire and smoke doors ranging from 665mm to 1300mm in width
  • Tested for durability, exceeding 200,000 cycles
  • Supplied with fixings and "Push Bar to Open" signage for easy installation
  • UKCA and CE marked to EN 1125 standards, ensuring quality and compliance

Certification

  • UKCA Marked to EN 1125 (1121-CPR-UK-AAA7569)
  • CE Marked to EN 1125 (2812-CPR-AAA0011)
  • Certifire Approved (CF5506)

Ideal Use Cases

The Briton 379M.N is perfect for public buildings needing efficient and secure panic exit solutions, such as schools, hospitals, and commercial premises. Its reliable performance under emergency conditions makes it an essential component of a safe building's exit strategy.

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