Panic bar to EN 1125 | PS160XA10

Product description

System 162 panic bar
for equipping exit doors - approval to EN 1125 only in combination with tested locks - with CE marking. Approved for fire and smoke doors, listing in the national technical approval test certificate of the respective door manufacturer in conjunction with DIN 18273, DIN 4102, DIN 1634, for single leaf or double doorsets in escape routes (inactive or inactive and active leaf)
Handle made of stainless steel, diameter 25 mm with tubular handle made of polyamide, diameter 30 mm. Handle tube positioned as one-sided handle, therefore clear visualisation of the optimum pressure point on the lock side, conforms to the requirements of DIN 18040. The stainless steel tubes are connected by a square bar - telescopic. Low projection depending on the operating angle of the lock follower, but at least in accordance with DIN 1125, grade 2: <= 100 mm.
Mounting distance 761 - 860 mm, 861 - 1010 mm, 1011 - 1160 mm, 1161 - 1300 mm, 301 - 1440 mm and 1441 - 1580 mm. Variable mounting distance: shorter bar (fixing centres > 761 mm) at customer request, specify exact measurement. For use on timber and steel doors and metal frame doors, backset from 35 mm (depending on profile) as single or double doorset. Concealed, tamper-resistant screw fixing with threaded screws M5. Gear unit and the thrust bearing with cover, width of the rosette 27.7 mm, width of the transmission unit 45 mm, no jamming due to splayed surfaces of the gear unit cover on the lock side and positioning of the push-bar on the inside of the gear unit. Surface satin finished
Designed and tested for projects, classification to EN 1125
Category of use: Class 3
Durability: Class 7
Door mass: Class 6
Suitability for use on fire and smoke doors: Class B
Safety - personal protection: Class 1
Corrosion resistance: Class 3
Security - burglary protection: Class 2
Projection of device: Class 2
Type of device: A
Field of door application: Class A

Article no.: HEWI PS160XA10

Concept

The style of System 162 is based on the mitre cut. In the 1920s, the French architect Robert Mallet-Stevens had the idea to cut a round tube and to join it back together again mitred at right-angles. In this way he created a minimalist lever handle for timeless architecture. Today the design is mainly known as the "Frankfurt handle". The puristic design concept of System 162 has an impressive linear shape, a high degree of functionality and material options. System 162 includes formally matched fittings and sanitary accessories and therefore enables continuous design from the door through to the sanitary room.

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Categorised in Hinged door fittings - Panic hardware - Interior construction.

Part of the collection HARDWARE.

Manufacturer HEWI

Family System 162 | Stainless steel

Architonic ID 1534761

Order number PS160XA10

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