Dortronics D5286-P23DAXE1XDBA DPST Time Delayed Action with Switch Plate, "PUSH TO EXIT" (Black Letters), Dark Bronze Anodized

Provide reliable, visible exit control where security and aesthetics both matter. The Dortronics D5286 DPST time-delayed push plate is a purpose-built door push plate switch designed for commercial and institutional doorways that require controlled egress and seamless integration with access control systems. The compact 4.63" double-gang plate and large push surface make activation easy for staff and visitors, while the dark bronze anodized finish and black “PUSH TO EXIT” legend maintain a professional, architectural look.

Engineered with a pneumatic contact and 125VAC compatibility, this UL-certified unit delivers consistent time-delayed action to coordinate with electric lock releases, surveillance and monitoring systems, and building automation. Concealed mounting screws resist tampering and reduce maintenance, making the assembly ideal for hospitals, nursing homes, banks, and high-traffic office buildings where safety and asset protection are priorities.

Specify the Dortronics D5286 for dependable exit control that blends form and function. Contact sales to confirm compatibility with your access control and electric lock systems or add to your procurement list for fast deployment in security-sensitive installations.

• Controlled, time-delayed DPST action helps manage secure egress and reduce unauthorized exit or tailgating for improved access control.
• High-visibility “PUSH TO EXIT” legend with color-filled black letters and dark bronze anodized finish provides an attractive, ADA-friendly interface for public and commercial spaces.
• Double-gang 4.63" plate simplifies installation into standard boxes and integrates cleanly with electric lock releases and monitoring systems.
• Pneumatic contact and 125VAC compatibility with UL certification deliver dependable performance and reliability for security and life-safety applications.
• Concealed back-mounted screws resist tampering and maintain a coordinated architectural appearance in hospitals, banks, offices, and institutional environments.