BOSCH Panic button ISC-PB1-100

Discreet Panic Button for Manual Alarm Triggering

Enhance workplace security with our discreet Panic Button, designed for unobtrusively and manually triggering alarms in environments at risk of hold-ups, such as banks, jewelry shops, businesses, and private households. This panic button provides a quick and effective way to signal distress, ensuring timely responses during emergencies.

System Overview:

The panic button is engineered for easy and discreet installation, featuring a tool-less disassembly design. When pressed, it immediately sends a panic alarm signal to the monitoring system, ensuring swift action can be taken.

Functions:

• Visible Tamper Indication: If the optional seal is used and the button is pressed, the seal will tear. This feature provides a clear indication of which button was activated, particularly useful when multiple buttons are connected in a loop.

• Immediate Alarm Activation: Designed to provide immediate alarm triggering, ensuring a rapid response during critical situations.

Regulatory Information:

• Europe: CE [ISC-PB1-100, AD100GLT, ND 100 GLT]
• EN50131: TAP-66/2015 [ND100 GLT]
• Germany: VdS G 195065, C ND 100 GLT G 195065

Installation/Configuration Notes:

• Surface Installation: This device can be easily surface-mounted using the supplied adhesive or drill holes, providing flexibility in placement and ensuring a secure installation.
• Tool-less Disassembly: The panic button's design allows for quick and easy disassembly without the need for tools, facilitating straightforward maintenance and relocation.

Technical Specifications:

• Mechanical:

  • Dimensions (Ø x H): 8.10 cm x 3.10 cm (3.18 in x 1.22 in)
  • Color: Gray (RAL 9002 Gray white)
  • Material: Plastic
  • Weight: 70 g

• Environmental:

  • Operating Temperature: 0 °C – 50 °C (32 °F – 122 °F)
  • Operating Relative Humidity: 0% – 95% (non-condensing)
  • IP Rating: IP40
  • Environmental Class (VdS 2110): II

Applications:

The panic button is ideal for locations requiring discreet security measures, such as:

• Banks
• Jewelry shops
• Retail businesses
• Offices
• Private households