Emergency Exit Push Button Yotogi APWK — Surface-Mount, Manual, 2A / 30V DC

Yotogi APWK is a surface-mount manual emergency exit push button designed for controlling emergency release circuits in access control and alarm systems. The device provides a compact, low-voltage mechanical actuator that enables immediate manual operation to release doors or trigger emergency release mechanisms. With a rated switching capacity of 2A at 30V DC, the push button is intended for installation on walls, door frames or other visible locations along corridors and exit routes where a simple, reliable emergency release control is required.

Advantages

The push button offers a straightforward mechanical design that is easy to operate and maintain, with a surface-mount form factor that simplifies installation on standard building surfaces. Its low-voltage rating reduces complexity when integrating with access control or alarm equipment, while the specified current and voltage ratings make it suitable for many common emergency release circuits. The compact footprint ensures minimal visual impact in corridors and exit areas, and the manual operation provides a direct, fail-safe means to actuate an emergency release without relying on software or network functionality.

Suitable for

• Emergency exit release points in offices, schools, hospitals and public buildings
• Integration into access control systems and alarm panels requiring a manual release input
• Corridors, stairwells and other egress routes where a surface-mounted actuator is preferred
• Retrofit projects where low-voltage, mechanically operated exit control is needed

Key specifications

• Mounting type: surface-mount
• Operation: manual push button, mechanical actuator
• Rated switching capacity: 2 A
• Rated voltage (DC): 30 V
• Intended use: emergency exit / emergency release control
• Typical installation locations: walls, door frames, corridors

How to use

Mount the push button on a suitable flat surface at an accessible height according to local building and safety regulations. Connect the device into the emergency release circuit of the access control or alarm system using appropriate wiring and terminals rated for low-voltage DC. Verify that the wiring is correct and that the circuit responds as intended before finalizing installation. The button is operated manually by pressing the actuator to complete or break the circuit as configured; after use, reset or replace any tripped mechanisms according to the connected system's procedures.

Usage recommendations

Locate the push button in a clearly visible and easily reachable position on the escape route, and ensure regular functional checks as part of building safety maintenance. Use wiring and protective devices that match the 2 A / 30 V DC rating and follow manufacturer and local electrical codes when integrating with access control or alarm systems.