Door release button Atlo ATLO-PS-2, surface-mounted push button for door opening

Atlo ATLO-PS-2 is a surface-mounted push button designed for manual door release and simple access control operation. The unit provides a mechanical push-switch interface that connects to electric strikes, magnetic locks or access control systems to enable door opening from a convenient location such as beside exits, reception counters or emergency egress points.

Advantages

The device offers straightforward installation on surface walls and a tactile, single-press operation that is easy to use. Its mechanical construction requires no programming and is compatible with a variety of electric locking mechanisms. The compact form factor conserves space and allows placement close to doors for quick access while maintaining a clean, unobtrusive appearance.

Suitable for

• Office entrances and reception areas
• Emergency exits and evacuation routes
• Controlled rooms and storage areas
• Retail checkouts and customer service counters

Key specifications

• Mounting type: surface-mounted push button
• Operation: mechanical single-press switch
• Intended use: door release / access control trigger
• Compatibility: designed to work with electric strikes, magnetic locks and access control relay inputs
• Form factor: compact, wall-installed unit

How to use

Connect the push button to the door release circuit according to the door lock and access control system wiring diagrams. Mount the unit on a suitable surface near the door at an accessible height. Press the button to momentarily activate the door release output and allow entry or exit; release returns the switch to its default state. Ensure the wiring and power supply match the connected locking device requirements before operation.

Usage recommendations

Install the push button in a visible, accessible location and verify compatibility with the specific electric lock type. Use within an appropriate enclosure or environment to protect against moisture or physical damage if installed in exposed or high-traffic areas. Regularly inspect mechanical operation and wiring connections as part of routine access control maintenance.