Panic locks with monitoring contacts for timber and steel doors
Panic locks for timber and steel doors with integrated monitoring contacts meet the highest requirements for security, functionality, and control—especially in escape and rescue routes. Thanks to certified design in accordance with DIN EN 179 and DIN EN 1125, they are ideally suited for public buildings, educational, or healthcare facilities.
Our panic locks—e.g. from series 21/23—provide targeted feedback on the status of latch, bolt, cam, and handle via the integrated contacts. This enables security-relevant door states to be monitored and integrated into central control systems—for example, for logging, alarm triggering, or access release control.
Combined with durable mechanics, silent latch, or top locking, these locks offer a practical solution for highly frequented and security-critical door systems.
Features
The compact design enables installation in single and double-leaf door systems made of timber and steel—ideal for escape and rescue route applications
Backset dimensions from 25 mm offer high flexibility in the selection of door profiles and areas of application in project construction
The reversible latch allows use for DIN left as well as DIN right—without additional adjustment effort
- Panic locks according to DIN 18251, EN 179, and EN 1125 are optimally suited for doors with defined escape functions in public and commercial buildings
- The locks are compatible with standard profile cylinders and door fittings—a free-running cylinder is not required
- An optional silent latch is available for quiet closing—especially suitable for sensitive areas such as clinics or schools
The locks are low-maintenance, durable, and designed for safe continuous use on highly frequented escape doors
- Versions with monitoring contacts for latch, bolt, or handle enable targeted door status control—even in security-critical areas
Panic locks with monitoring contacts: The right choice—not only in terms of security
Panic locks with monitoring contacts for timber and steel doors combine reliable escape door technology with intelligent status monitoring for security-relevant door systems. Whether in public authorities, hospitals, or project construction—certified security according to DIN 18251, EN 179, and EN 1125 as well as integrated monitoring functions allow panic locks to be integrated in compliance with standards and in practice into modern escape and security concepts.
Reliability
The high-quality mechanics ensure permanently safe operation—even with high usage frequency. Ideal for escape doors in public and commercial areas.
Versatility
Panic locks with monitoring contacts can be flexibly integrated into door systems—whether for status detection of bolt, latch, or handle, or for connection to building management systems.
Security
Certified versions meet the requirements of DIN 18251, EN 179, and EN 1125—and, thanks to integrated contacts, offer additional security through controllable escape and rescue functions.
Technical data & standards
| Products | Type of lock | Monitoring contacts | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Latch | Bolt | Cam | Handle | ||
| Panic locks Series 23 (manual locking) |
Panic locks | x | x | x | x |
| Panic locks Series 21 (self- locking) |
x | - | x | x | |
Standards and safety requirements
Panic locks with monitoring contacts for timber and steel doors meet the highest safety standards in accordance with DIN EN 18251 and DIN EN 12209. Versions with panic function also comply with the European standards DIN EN 179 (emergency exits) and DIN EN 1125 (panic doors). Thanks to integrated monitoring contacts for latch, bolt, or handle, they enable precise door status control—ideal for security-critical applications. Many models also feature VdS approval, CE marking, and tested fire and smoke protection suitability for use throughout Europe.
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