A hold-up device built so it cannot be pressed by accident. Both buttons have to be pressed together, and a moulded plastic divider between them means a knee under a counter or a hand in a pocket will not raise a duress alarm.
Built for the installer
That distinction matters because a hold-up button that false-alarms gets disconnected, and a disconnected panic button protects nobody. This is the device to specify at a till, a reception desk or a pharmacy counter where the alternative is a single button somebody eventually leans on.
Alarm confirmation can be configured across one DoubleButton or several, so a confirmed hold-up event needs a deliberate sequence rather than a single press. An LED confirms the command reached the hub, which on a duress device is the reassurance that matters most.
Key features
- Both buttons must be pressed together with a protective divider between them
- Alarm confirmation configurable across one device or several
- LED confirms the alarm reached the hub, which matters most on a duress device
- Up to 5 years on the pre-installed CR2032
- IP55 rated at 1.85 x 1.38 x 0.63 in
System requirements
Requires an Ajax hub or range extender. Configure alarm confirmation in the Ajax app to suit the site.
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What is alarm confirmation?
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Does this device need an Ajax hub?
What does the 9NA region code mean?
Technical Specifications