Alarm Controls PBL-1-1-L2-LUC PBL Series Latching Push Button Panic Station with N/O Pair and N/C Pair, 12VDC Illumination, Lift up Cover, Single Gang, Stainless Steel

When every second counts, the Alarm Controls by ASSA ABLOY PBL-1-1-L2-LUC latching push-button panic station delivers fast, reliable emergency signaling for security, surveillance and access control environments. This single-gang Emergency & Lockdown Button features a highly visible 1.5" red mushroom actuator with 12VDC illumination to ensure instant recognition in low light. The latching, alternate-action switch remains engaged until manually reset, simplifying lockdown procedures and reducing accidental re-triggering. Built from stainless steel and rated IP65, the PBL series delivers rugged performance for indoor corridors or exposed exterior locations. Flexible wiring is supported by both N/O and N/C contact pairs, enabling straightforward integration with alarm panels, monitoring systems and access control networks. A lift-up cover and a screened "EMERGENCY PUSH FOR HELP" legend protect against inadvertent activation while offering intuitive user guidance. Specify plate finish or illumination voltage as needed to match site requirements. Ideal for schools, healthcare facilities, retail and commercial buildings — add the PBL panic station to your security infrastructure to strengthen emergency response and monitoring. Contact us to order or to confirm compatibility with your system.

• Latching push-button stays active until reset, simplifying lockdown and emergency procedures and reducing false re-triggers
• Bright 1.5" red mushroom with 12VDC illumination for rapid identification in low light or high-stress situations
• Rugged stainless-steel single-gang plate with IP65 weather resistance for reliable indoor/outdoor security deployment
• Dual contact configuration (N/O pair and N/C pair) for seamless integration with alarm panels, access control and monitoring systems
• Lift-up cover and screened “EMERGENCY PUSH FOR HELP” legend protect against accidental activation while providing clear instructions