SARGENT recently showcased its portfolio of door controls, electronic access control, exit devices and locks at ISC West 2024.

Products on show include SARGENT’s PE80 Series exit device, which incorporates an extensive list of features including new visual status indicators and robust end cap designs.

Also highlighted is SARGENT’s offering of Electronic Access Control (EAC) devices for integrated systems or WIFI operation in wired and wireless configurations.

Standing the test of time

“SARGENT door opening solutions provide the features and capabilities required for robust environments to help ensure unparalleled safety, security, versatility and compliance,” said Adam Dowden, Director of Business Development for SARGENT.

“The wide breadth of the SARGENT product portfolio provides users and installers with the specific hardware solutions they need for the myriad range of applications across their facility – all engineered with the strength, durability and future-proofed features to stand the test of time.”

Exhibited at ISC West, SARGENT PE80 Series exit devices incorporate improved features including visual indicators for trim status, passive dogging and active dogging.

The visual indicators add a new dimension and user experience to the exit device product category by providing instant visual verification of lock status from a distance.

Additionally, the PE80 Series features a “minimized catch point” flush push bar and rail carrier to reduce the risk of clothing, bags, emergency equipment or objects being snagged.

The design also facilitates easy cleaning and maintenance, helping to ensure reliable performance and long-term durability, SARGENT reports.

Not only this, but SARGENT Electronic Access Control solutions include a selection of wired and wireless door control solutions for use in integrated systems or stand-alone operation.

Intelligent WIFI models are available in a variety of heavy duty and ADA compliant lock configurations paired with various wireless readers, making it convenient to expand existing access control systems.