New range of Request-To-Exit Proximity switches available from STG

STG - Proximity RTE
STG - Proximity RTE

Request-To-Exit Proximity switches designed to increase reliability of door egress functions.

Security Technologies Group (STG) announces today the availability of a range of Request-To-Exit (RTE) Proximity switches intended as non-contact door egress switches.

The Proximity RTE Switches are intended as non-contact door egress switches.  They use high reliability solid state infra-red technology.  By placing a reflective surface (a hand or finger for example) within approximately 50mm of the sensor, the unit will operate a relay changeover contact that can be used to actuate a door lock.  The unit’s sensor emits a specifically pulsed infra-red signal and will only operate when it sees its own signal reflected back; so is not susceptible to false triggering, for example from fluorescent lighting.

The RTE is ideal for use in ‘clean’ rooms and laboratories where minimum contact with objects is required to reduce the risk of cross contamination or any application requiring non contact egress.

Said Denis Kane, Director of STG, “We have released these units as replacement for the traditional Exit Push Button switches previously used for valid egress from a controlled door”

“We have seen that using mechanical push switches, has introduced unreliability into an access control system as they are a known point of failure.  Any mechanical device is bound to fail in the end due to daily wear and tear.  The use of a proximity device drastically reduces system downtime as they have been designed to address and overcome this issue”. noted Kane.

The Proximity RTE Switches are available in a variety of different formats, each designed to suit the various individual installation applications dictated by site conditions.

DRPR001 is constructed on a Stainless Steel switch plate.  This model has a black window instead of a symbol, and has ‘DOOR RELEASE’ engraved at the bottom of the plate. This unit also has an LED to visually indicate activation and a user selectable integral sounder to audibly indicate activation. Mounting is via standard single gang flush back-box.

The DRPR001 version is available in a variety of finishes and with custom engraving (including logos) on request.

The DRPR002 is constructed on a White PVC single gang switch plate and is available with two different symbols: “/H” a green hand or “/M” green man. Mounting is via standard single gang flush back-box.

The DRPR003 is constructed on a white PVC narrow architrave switch plate and a surface mount back box and is available with two different symbols: “/H” a green hand or “/M” green man.

About Security Technologies Group
Security Technologies Group, headquartered in Hargrave, Northamptonshire is a supplier of access control peripherals such as readers, credentials, locks, power supplies, etc and is an innovator in the development of advanced Card Management software, which allows the identification of previously ordered credentials, therefore ensuring continuity of supply.

Their extensive knowledge of the marketplace and superior technical support capabilities have earned them the reputation as being the experts in the Access Control field, and so the supplier of choice to those looking for these characteristics within their vendors.

Security Technologies Group Web site:  http://www.s-t-g.co.uk

About Security Buyer

Security Buyer is the leading authority in global security content, delivering expert news, in-depth articles, exclusive interviews, and industry insights across print, digital, and event platforms. Published 10 times a year, the magazine is a trusted resource for professionals seeking updates and analysis on the latest developments in the security sector.

To submit an article, or for sponsorship opportunities, please contact our team below.

Rebecca Spayne picture 2025

Rebecca Spayne

Managing
EDITOR

Georgina Turner image

Georgina Turner

Sales
Manager

Afua Akoto image - Security Buyer

Afua Akoto

Marketing Manager

Read the Latest Issue

Follow us on X

Follow us on X

Click Here

Follow us on LinkedIn

Follow us on LinkedIn

Click Here

Advertise here

Reach decision makers and amplify your marketing

Advertise here

Click Here

Related News

Product Spotlight - HID

Product Spotlight – HID

Access control is evolving into a smart, responsive platform—integrating embedded apps, IoT, and cybersecurity to deliver…
ICT

ICT announces Stewart Meyer as Chief Marketing Officer

Integrated Control Technology (ICT®), a leading provider of intelligent access control, intrusion detection, building automation and…
ASSA ABLOY Opening Solutions

Digitalising access and optimising workflows

Digitalization is high on the agenda, or well under-way, in all kinds of commercial environments. As part of this process…
TDSi

TDSi Launches UK GARDiS Installer Training

Integrated Access Control and Security manufacturer TDSi announces that it is offering a free Training Kit to individuals taking part…
OneLink

Product Spotlight – Gallagher’s OneLink

Gallagher Security presents, OneLink – the product that is elevating remote security through the power of the cloud 
Stephen Tickle

Comelit-PAC Appoints Stephen Tickle as Regional Sales Manager

Comelit-PAC has appointed Stephen Tickle as its new Regional Sales Manager.  Stephen will focus on supporting PAC’s access control…
Doorbird Carousel

Product Spotlight – Door Communication for the “Neue Wallufer”

 A customised solution case study for a residential complex is presented by DoorBird and CompuNet Systems GmbH 
suprema

Suprema Achieves EN 60839 Certification

Suprema, a global provider of AI-powered access control and security solutions, has achieved EN 60839-11-1:2013 Grade 3 certification
Gallagher

Gallagher Security cultivates key partnerships in Riyadh

Organised in partnership with the New Zealand Embassy, Gallagher Security hosted an event in Riyadh to explore business…
ASSA ABLOY

Electric locks are a vital component in digital access

To protect the important openings in their buildings, organizations need locks they can trust. This means more than just strength…
Scroll to Top