Briton 389M.N emergency exit device with mortice nightlatch

Technical Specification

Features:
  • Make: Briton
  • Model code: 389M.N
  • Door Type: Metal
Additional info:

Suitable for all single doors and in combination with Briton 372 on the active leaf of non-rebated double doors Designed to satisfy emergency exit applications Suitable for fire & smoke doors 665mm to 1300mm wide Anti-thrust device prevents forced latch retraction Site reversible - easy to hand on site Cylinder mortice nightlatch accepts euro and oval profile cylinders Nightlatch can be operated from outside by cylinder or other outside access device

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Make Briton
Manufacturer Allegion plc
Category Access Control>Access control system accessories
Model code 389M.N
Door Type Metal

Product description

The Briton 389M.N Emergency Exit Device with Mortice Nightlatch is an expertly designed solution for ensuring rapid and efficient escape routes in emergency situations. Conforming to EN 179 standards, this push pad emergency exit device is tailored for environments where personnel are trained in the use of such apparatus.

Key Features

  • Compatible with single doors and non-rebated double doors when combined with Briton 372.
  • Engineered for fire and smoke doors from 665mm to 1300mm in width.
  • Incorporates an anti-thrust mechanism to prevent forced latch retraction.
  • Site reversible for ease during on-site installations.
  • Accommodates euro and oval profile cylinders (cylinder not included).
  • External operation possible via a cylinder or an outdoor access device.

Certification and Compliance

This product is UKCA and CE marked to EN 179 standards and is Certifire approved, ensuring high safety and quality standards.

Ideal Use Cases

The 389M.N Emergency Exit Device is ideally suited for single and non-rebated double doors in commercial settings where safety is paramount. It is particularly beneficial in buildings with fire-rated doors, owing to its compliance with rigorous fire testing.

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