urmet domus RTE-EES Manual de usuario
RTE-EES
SBD Emergency exit system
PRESS TO EXIT
PRESS TO ESCAPE
EMERGENCY
ONLY
Installation
guide
Description
The Urmet RTE-EES Emergency Exit System meets the above Secure by design requirement.
The devices are suitable for use with fail safe releases and maglocks. Not fail secure (fail
locked) releases.
The PRESS TO EXIT button uses a normally open contact to trigger the access control or
door entry system timing circuit, and also a normally closed contact which is connected in
series with the cable supplying the release, meaning that if the access control or door entry
system is offline, the power to the release will be mechanically cut and the door can always
be opened.
The emergency PRESS TO ESCAPE button triggers the timing circuit within the device which
in turn breaks the power to the release. After a pre-set period of time (1, 6, 12 or 24
minutes) the door will automatically re-lock.
The PRESS TO ESCAPE button also mechanically breaks the power to the release.
If the supply voltage to the emergency exit device is lost, all internal normally closed circuits
will fail open, meaning the device is truly fail safe.
Extract from
Secured by design
Homes 201
9
V2 March 2019
Technical features
The Emergency Exit System is designed to meet BS7273-4 Type A activation requirements, but using
a timed automatic reset and not a mechanical reset.
PRESS TO EXIT
EMERGENCY
ONLY
PRESS TO ESCAPE
Access control or door entry
system with lock output
relay and exit switch input
Fail safe feature – Input
from e.g. fire panel
energised relay, or red
break glass unit
Mechanical Fire
Brigade override
switch input - N/C
Fail safe feature –
operating the
override switch cuts
the power to the
lock
Fail safe release
or maglock
Lock power supply.
Fail safe feature – if
power is lost the door
release/maglock will be
de-energised and allow
free egress
Exit switch power
supply.
Fail safe feature – the
supply to the exit switch
holds the internal lock
relay energised. If
power fails, the relay is
de-energised and power
to the lock is broken
allowing free egress
Door
contact
Access control
system with door
contact input
Auxiliary
output 1
Auxiliary
output 1
Fail safe feature – double
pole button, triggers the
access control system to
provide door open timing and
simultaneously mechanically
cuts power to the lock while
being pressed
Fail safe feature – double pole
button with illuminated red ring
triggers the internal timer circuit to
break power to the lock for the
pre-set time, and simultaneously
mechanically cuts power to the
lock while being pressed. Timer
circuit automatically resets as per
SBD requirements
Security feature –
allows easy connection
of door contact for
monitoring of ‘door
forced’ and ‘door left
open’ as per SBD
requirements
Security feature – These
outputs signal the use of
the EMERGENCY ONLY
button to allow easy
monitoring of the use of
the system
Auxiliary
input - N/C
Cabling requirements
B
B
B
B
A
A
B
2
2
B
A
A =
Cat5e
B = Lock supply cable
The type and size of cable to use depends on the distance from the release or maglock to
the power supply and also the specification of the release (minimum voltage and maximum
current).
As a general guide, a twin 1.0mm cable will power most fail safe releases and maglocks rated
up to 1.5A up to 25 meters from the lock power supply, or most releases and maglocks rated
at 0.5A up to 100 meters from the power supply.
We recommend the use of a 4-core ‘YY Control cable’. This allows for two additional cores
for any door monitoring contact.
PRESS TO EXIT
EMERGENCY
ONLY
PRESS TO ESCAPE
Access control or door entry
system with lock output
relay and exit switch input
Auxiliary
input - N/C
Fireman’s override
switch input - N/C
Fail safe release
or maglock
Lock power supply.
Voltage and current
depends on model of
release or maglock used
12V DC power
supply for
emergency exit
device
Door
contact
Access control
system with door
contact input
Auxiliary
output 1
Auxiliary
output 1
Lock relay
-
D oor
contact
input
Lock t rig
COM
Lock 12V
+12V
Circuit 12V
+
0V
0V
Lock out
+12V
AUX2
+
AUX1
OUT
FB K EY
N C
+
-
Aux NC
COM
-
+V
IN
NC
C
AUX
Lock output relay
230V
AC
COM
0V
230V
AC
NC
Exit swit ch input
NC
DC Link
N C
COM
Connection diagram
Access control system
Fail safe release
or maglock
Fireman’s
override switch
Third party
system
*
12V DC power supply
for release/maglock
*
12V DC power supply
for emergency switch
*The same
suitable
power supply
can be used for both if required
Access
control
system
Door
contact
Auxiliary
system 2
Auxiliary
system 1
Additional inputs
Auxiliary outputs
Lock out
FB KEY
-
COM
Aux NC
+
NC
The device is provided with an input for a Fireman’s
override switch and an input for any normally closed
auxiliary devices or systems.
If these are not being used, then the connections
must be linked out.
AUX2
AUX2
J 1 4
AUX1
AUX
J 1 4
AUX1
Two auxiliary outputs are provided.
They both signal the operation of the ‘Emergency
only’ button and are momentary.
These outputs can be used for example to provide
an input to an access control system for event
monitoring, or could be used to trigger a sounder.
E.g. access control
system input
E.g. trigger for
sounder
The outputs can be normally open or normally closed depending on the position of the associated jumper –
The default setting is for the jumper to be in the normally open position.
Auxiliary output is normally open
Auxiliary output is normally closed
Timing ranges –
The default setting is 1 minute.
Buzzer
Aux NC
NC
1
6 Minutes
1
Timing ranges
2
1
Circuit supply
4
COM
-FB KEY
3
-
Panel lock relay
2
12 Minutes
Panel lock trig
1
+
43
4
1 Minute
24
3
+
23
Lock out
+
-
24 Minutes
Lock supply
Panel lock trig
Panel lock relay
BUZ1
J10
BUZZER
DISABLE
The timing ranges are approximately
1, 6, 12 and 24 minutes.
The default setting is 1 minute.
A built in buzzer can be used to indicate that the release is not powered
i.e. the door is open. The buzzer will sound all the time that power is not
applied to the release.
This function is disabled by default. To enable the function, fit the
jumper across the pins –
Buzzer
enabled
Buzzer
disabled
Note that the first time the 12V DC supply is applied to the device, the timer circuit may
trigger causing the buzzer to activate. In this case the buzzer will stop after the default
time of one minute.
Commissioning the exit switches
1. Switch off the dedicated lock power supply – the door must remain unlocked while
the power supply is off. Switch the power supply back on.
2. Push the PRESS TO EXIT button – the door must remain open for the length of time
set by the access control or door entry system.
3. Disconnect the Panel lock trig connections. Push and hold the PRESS TO EXIT button
– the door must remain open as long as the PRESS TO EXIT button is held in. Re-
connect the Panel lock trig connections.
4. With DIP switch 1 ON and DIPs 2, 3 and 4 OFF, push the PRESS TO ESCAPE button.
The door must remain unlocked for 1 minute. Repeat the test for the remaining
timing ranges (6, 12 and 24 minutes).
5. Disconnect the Circuit supply connections. Push and hold the PRESS TO ESCAPE
button – the door must remain open as long as the PRESS TO ESCAPE button is held
in. Re-connect the Circuit supply connections.
In certain fault conditions t
he
timing circuit for the
PRESS TO ESCAPE button
will not
function. In this case the PRESS TO ESCAPE button will mechanically break the power to
the release but only while the button is being pressed, meaning that as soon as the
button is released the door will lock again.
For this reason, the device must be located in a position where it is possible to reach the
door handle and operate the buttons at the same time.
If this is not possible then the installation is not safe.
Dimensions
60mm 105mm
172mm
60mm
100mm
170mm
84mm 50mm
151mm
140mm
172mm
2 x 20mm diameter
conduit entry points
4 x 5mm diameter
fixing holes
52mm
104mm
30mm
27mm
45mm
127mm
77mm
Rear view of surface box
103mm
42mm
20mm diameter
conduit entry points
48mm
Rear view of flush box
Top & bottom view of flush box
(Rear of box)
42mm
30mm
20mm diameter
conduit entry points
Surface version
Flush version
URMET COMMUNICATION
AND SECURITY UK LTD
Urban H
ive, Skyline 120,
Avenue West, Great Notley,
Essex. CM77 7AA
www.urmet.co.uk
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