Exit button Yotogi YPW8 — surface-mount exit switch for door release, single-gang, momentary

Yotogi YPW8 is a surface-mount exit button designed to operate door release mechanisms. The single-gang, momentary switch provides a compact and easily installed interface for access control systems and electric strikes. Intended for indoor placement near doors in offices, retail premises, and residential buildings, this exit button sends a momentary unlock signal to door controllers and access panels when pressed.

Advantages

The Yotogi YPW8 offers a simple, robust mechanical design with a momentary action that reduces the risk of accidental door releases. Its surface-mount form factor allows installation without cutting into wall boxes, and the single-button layout keeps operation intuitive for users. The switch is suited to common access control wiring and can be integrated with a variety of door controllers and electric strike mechanisms.

Suitable for

• Exit control points in office environments
• Door release near retail or shop entrances
• Residential buildings requiring a simple exit switch
• Integration with access panels and electric strikes

Key specifications

• Form factor: surface-mount single-gang housing
• Switch type: momentary (push-to-make) button
• Intended use: indoor door exit control
• Compatibility: suitable for connection to common door controllers and electric strikes
• Operation: single-button control for a momentary unlock signal

How to use

Mount the Yotogi YPW8 on a suitable indoor surface adjacent to the door, aligning with single-gang mounting points or using surface-mount fixings. Connect the switch leads to the access control system or electric strike according to the controller's wiring diagram, ensuring correct polarity and secure terminals. When a user presses the button, the momentary contact closes and sends the unlock command; the button returns to its resting position once released.

Usage recommendations

Install the exit button at an ergonomic height and in a protected location to avoid accidental activation. Verify compatibility with the door controller and perform functional testing after wiring. For installations in high-traffic areas, consider routine inspection to ensure reliable mechanical operation.