The door, complete.

01

Door Panel

The controller at the leaf. It ties the lock, reader, and exit device together so the opening is specified as one set of hardware.

• Central decision point for a single door or a small cluster
• Works with Hantry readers and exit buttons out of the box
• Built for offices, plant rooms, lobbies, and staff doors

Specify Door Panel when you need a dedicated access brain at the opening — offices, plant rooms, lobby sets, and staff doors that must stay consistent across a site.

Ask about Door Panel

02

Door Reader

Credentials at the entry. Card, PIN, or proximity — presented cleanly, read quickly, and checked against the same user list as the rest of the building.

• Proximity and card credentials for day-to-day access
• PIN option where a card is not the right fit
• Pairs with Door Panel for a complete opening

Use Door Reader wherever people identify themselves before the lock releases — main entries, lift lobbies, and internal doors that need an audit trail.

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03

Door Exit Button

Request-to-exit that is obvious in a hurry. Press, release, leave. Wired into the Door Panel so egress is part of the same system, not an afterthought.

• Clear, tactile request-to-exit at the door
• Designed to sit with Hantry panels and readers
• Supports free egress without breaking the access story

Fit a Door Exit Button on every controlled opening that people leave from the inside — so the door is complete, not just locked from the corridor.

Ask about Exit Button