The Briton 1438.R.SE is a fire door push bar designed with the Briton 1413E series of exit devices. This push bar is essential to emergency exit doors and is engineered to provide secure, safe, and efficient egress during fire emergencies or other urgent situations. Below, we delve into the features and applications of the Briton 1438.R.SE fire door push bar.

• Functionality and Purpose
• The primary function of the Briton 1438.R.SE push bar is to serve as a means of egress during emergencies, allowing occupants to exit a building quickly and safely.
• This push bar is designed to work seamlessly with the Briton 1413E exit device series, ensuring a reliable and coordinated exit system.

Core Features and Benefits of the Door Push Bar

• To withstand heavy, the push bar is constructed from high-quality materials, typically stainless steel or durable alloys.
• Stainless steel variants are corrosion-resistant, making them suitable for indoor and outdoor applications.
• The push bar is designed and tested to comply with fire safety regulations and is often installed on fire-rated doors.
• During an emergency, occupants can quickly push the bar to unlatch the door.
• The push bar typically features an anti-panic design, which ensures that the door can be opened from the inside without needing prior knowledge or special tools.
• Many models have a locking mechanism to secure the door when not in use, preventing unauthorised access.
• The push bar has various finishes, including brushed stainless steel or powder-coated options.

The Briton 1438.R.SE, Fire Door Push Bar, For Use With 1413E: Use Cases

The Briton 1438.R.SE Fire Door Push Bar’s compatibility with the Briton 1413E series, durability, fire safety compliance, and ease of use make it a trusted choice for various applications where safety is paramount, such as:

• Commercial Buildings: The Briton 1438.R.SE push bar is generally installed in commercial buildings, such as offices, schools, hospitals, and retail establishments.
• Industrial Facilities: It is also used in industrial settings where fire safety and emergency egress are critical.
• Public Spaces: Public spaces, including airports, train stations, and sports venues, often feature these push bars to ensure rapid evacuation during emergencies.

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