Product
The CISA Alpha 111692 is a next-generation panic bar designed for surface-mounted installation on emergency exit doors, combining modularity, ergonomics, and ease of installation in grey finish with external pull handle and profile cylinder.
Specifications
- Housing: Die-cast aluminium and aluminium alloy construction with a compact, refined grey finish
- Bar: Extruded aluminium, trimmable up to 600 mm to suit various door widths
- Mounting: Surface-applied (en applique), reversible for left or right-hand doors
- Compatibility: Fully compatible with previous CISA FAST installations, enabling replacement without new drilling
- Certification: EN 1125 compliant (depending on configuration)
- Fire-rated version: Available depending on configuration
- Versions available: Push and Touch
Usage
Mount the bar directly onto the door surface. In an emergency, pressing the bar releases the latch and opens the door instantly. The external pull handle and profile cylinder allow controlled re-entry from outside, making it suitable for high-traffic evacuation routes.
FAQ
- Is the CISA Alpha compatible with existing CISA FAST installations? — Yes, it is designed to be fully compatible with previous CISA FAST systems, allowing direct replacement without requiring new drilling in most cases.
- Can the bar be trimmed to fit narrower doors? — Yes, the extruded aluminium bar can be cut down to a minimum of 600 mm to accommodate different door widths.
- Is this model reversible for both left and right-hand doors? — Yes, the CISA Alpha 111692 is reversible and can be configured for either door handing.
- Does this model meet fire door requirements? — A fire-rated version is available depending on the configuration selected. Verify the specific configuration required for fire door compliance.
- What does the external pull handle and profile cylinder allow? — The external trim enables authorised re-entry from outside the door using a standard profile cylinder key, while maintaining panic exit functionality from the inside.
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