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Schlage Electronics Schlage Electronics 692 SmartBar Request-to-Exit Device, Narrow Stile Pushpad, Low Profile 692

Schlage Electronics 692 SmartBar Request-to-Exit Device, Narrow Stile Pushpad, Low Profile

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Model: 692 36 628RD R
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692 SeriesSmartBarTM

The 692 SmartBar is an electronic switching device with no moving parts, which serves as a non-latching request-to-exit device. It allows one motion egress at doors equipped with an electronic locking device, most commonly an electromagnetic lock, with "no prior knowledge" required by the user. Touching the SmartBar at any point on the bar activates internal circuitry which controls power to the locking device. No moving parts results in low maintenance and long life.

The 692 SmartBar provides two directionally opposed infrared detection circuits to sense an exit request. As a person touches the bar, the light beam is broken. The patentpending redundant system provides a high level of life safety and peace of mind to the end user.

An audible alarm is standard. This feature provides a security alarm to alert when there is a prolonged unlocked condition caused by a continued break in the light beam. This feature is desirable in applications requiring monitoring of security conditions or delayed egress.

Features and benefits:

  • Dual Infrared detection circuits, patent-pending
  • No moving parts – one motion egress
  • Audible alarm standard, alerts prolonged unlock condition
  • Standard Double Pole, Double Throw switch utilized
  • Patent-pending infrared detection along bar releases locking device when light beam is broken
  • One motion egress when installed with electromagnetic or electrified locks
  • Large "PUSH TO EXIT" lettering provides obvious exit indication with glow-in-thedark option
  • Low profile provides ample clearance through the door
  • Audible alarm is standard
  • Left- or right-hand reverse (field reversible)
  • Field sized or orderable for 36", 42" or 48" doors
  • For aluminum, hollow metal and wood doors
  • No moving parts for low maintenance and long life
  • Heavy-duty aluminum extrusion with cast metal end caps for maximum durability
  • Quick installation brackets/universal mounting system

Specifications: Input voltage:

  • 12 or 24 VDC maximum current draw .5 amps

Switch:

  • DPDT contacts rated 4 amps @ 30 VDC

Wiring:

  • 8 conductor cable - 20 AWG (standard)

Door size:

  • 36", 42" or 48"

Finishes:

  • 628 - Satin anodized aluminum (standard)
  • 313 - Dark satin bronze anodized aluminum

Handing:

  • RHR - Right hand reverse
  • LHR - Left hand reverse - field reversible
  • Note: 18" x 1/2" armored door cord shipped standard.

Manufacturer Resources

Product Specs

Product Group:
Electronic Access Controls
Product Subgroup:
Sensors, Switches, Relays and Timers
Device Trim Function:
Exit Only
Features:
One Motion Egress when Installed with Electromagnetic or Electrified Locks; Infrared Detection along Bar Releases Locking Device when Light Beam is Broken; Audible Alarm is Standard
Switch Classification:
DPDT
Department:
Door Hardware

Schlage Electronics 692 36 628RD R – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Will the Schlage 692 SmartBar actually unlock a maglock, or does it need a separate release button?
The 692 SmartBar is the release itself. It's a non-latching request-to-exit device with no moving parts: touching the bar anywhere breaks an internal infrared beam and the internal circuitry switches power to the locking device. Wired to an electromagnetic lock or an electrified lock, that gives one motion egress with no prior knowledge required of the person leaving. It does no latching of its own, so the door still needs the maglock or electric lock to do the securing.
2) What size door does the 692 SmartBar fit, and can it be cut down on site?
Three door widths are covered: 36, 42 and 48 inch. The bar is field sized or can be ordered to the door size, so an installer holding a 42 inch bar for a 36 inch opening can size it in the field rather than reordering. Every width comes in both finishes, both hands and all three lettering choices.
3) Do I have to get the handing right when I order the Schlage 692, or is it reversible?
Order it either way. The SmartBar is offered right hand reverse and left hand reverse, and it is field reversible, so a bar that arrives the wrong hand can be changed on the job instead of returned. Handing here is about bar orientation and the cord side, not about a latch, since the device does not latch.
4) Can a request-to-exit bar be mounted on an aluminum storefront door, or is it only for hollow metal?
Aluminum, hollow metal and wood doors are all covered. The 692 is a narrow stile pushpad, so it suits the narrow rail of a glass front aluminum door, and it mounts with quick installation brackets on a universal mounting system. The low profile keeps the bar from eating clearance through the opening, which matters on a storefront door where the bar sits close to the glass.
5) What voltage and current does the Schlage 692 SmartBar need, and what can its switch carry?
Input is 12 or 24 VDC with a maximum current draw of 0.5 amps, so it runs off the same low voltage supply feeding most maglocks. The output is a standard DPDT switch with contacts rated 4 amps at 30 VDC. Two poles means you can break the lock power on one set and send a signal to the access control panel or alarm on the other. It ships wired with an 8 conductor 20 AWG cable.
6) Do I need to order a door cord separately for the 692 SmartBar?
No. An 18 inch by 1/2 inch armored door cord ships standard with the bar, which is what carries the 8 conductor 20 AWG cable from the door leaf across to the frame. You still supply the low voltage power source and the locking device itself, plus whatever conduit or raceway the frame side run needs.
7) Should I use a touch-sensing exit bar or a mechanical push-to-exit bar on a maglock door?
Pick by maintenance and traffic. The 692 senses an exit request with two directionally opposed infrared circuits and has no moving parts, so there are no switch plungers or springs to wear out on a high traffic opening, and it works as a redundant pair rather than a single contact. A mechanical pushbar gives tactile feedback and a physical latch. The SmartBar gives neither latch nor mechanism, so it belongs only on a door where an electric lock does the securing.
8) Will the 692 SmartBar tell me if someone props the door unlocked?
Yes, an audible alarm is standard on every 692. If the light beam stays broken, holding the door in a prolonged unlocked condition, the alarm sounds. That is the feature institutional and facility buyers want on openings that need security monitoring or delayed egress handling, and it comes on the device rather than being an extra to specify.
9) Does the Schlage 692 SmartBar provide any outside trim or a way back in?
No outside trim. The 692 is exit only, an inside egress device with no key, lever or pull on the outside face. Access back through the opening has to come from the access control side, a card reader, keypad or keyed device wired to the same electric lock. Plan that in when you spec the opening.
10) Can you get a Schlage 692 exit bar in dark bronze to match the rest of a storefront?
Two finishes: 628 satin anodized aluminum, which is the standard, and 313 dark satin bronze anodized aluminum. Both are anodized aluminum extrusion with cast metal end caps, so a property manager matching a row of bronze storefront doors can order the 313 in any of the three widths and either hand.
11) What lettering options come on the 692 SmartBar push pad?
Three: blank, red, and glow in the dark. Large PUSH TO EXIT lettering gives obvious exit indication, and the glow in the dark version keeps that legible if the lights drop, which is the one to specify on an egress path in a building where power loss is a real scenario. All three are available in either finish, either hand, and all three widths.
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