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Alpha Cisa Extended Cable White Kit Panic Bar / pce
€45.17
Product
Replacement microswitch designed for the CISA Alpha Touch panic bar, ensuring reliable electrical signal transmission when the bar is activated in emergency exit applications.
Specifications
- Compatible exclusively with the CISA Alpha Touch panic bar range
- Manufactured to CISA quality standards, ensuring consistent performance within the Alpha system
- Modular component design, integrating seamlessly into the existing Alpha panic bar architecture
- Supports reversible door configurations
- Housing materials consistent with the Alpha range: aluminum alloy construction
- Designed for surface-mounted panic bar installations
Usage
The microswitch installs within the CISA Alpha Touch panic bar mechanism. When the bar is pressed or touched, the microswitch triggers an electrical signal, enabling connection to access control systems, alarms, or door release mechanisms, making it essential for monitored emergency exit doors.
FAQ
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Is this microswitch compatible with all CISA panic bars? — No, this microswitch is specifically designed for the CISA Alpha Touch panic bar model and is not guaranteed to be compatible with other CISA panic bar ranges.
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Can this microswitch be installed without replacing the entire panic bar? — Yes, it is a modular replacement component, allowing technicians to swap out the microswitch independently without removing the full panic bar assembly.
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Does replacing this microswitch affect the EN 1125 certification of the panic bar? — Replacement parts should be installed by a qualified professional. Using genuine CISA components helps maintain compliance with applicable certifications such as EN 1125.
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Is this component suitable for fire-rated door installations? — The Alpha range supports fire-rated configurations. Confirm with your installer that the complete assembly, including this component, meets the requirements of your specific fire door application.
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How do I know if the microswitch needs replacing? — Common signs include failure of connected alarm or access control systems to respond when the panic bar is activated, or inconsistent electrical signal output detected during maintenance checks.
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