Neptune Dual Press Panic Button – Latching or Momentary
The Neptune NEDPPBM is a dual press panic button designed for duress and alarm activation in security systems. It can be configured for either latching operation with key reset or momentary activation, allowing flexible installation to suit different alarm panel requirements.
The dual press design helps reduce false alarms, while the built-in colour status indicator provides a clear visual confirmation of activation.
Key Features
- Dual press activation to reduce false alarms.
- Selectable latching or momentary operation.
- Key reset function in latching mode.
- Colour status indicator for activation confirmation.
- Front and rear tamper protection.
- Selectable End Of Line Resistor values via dip switches.
- Hard-wired interchangeable configuration.
Specifications
- Item Code: NEDPPBM
- Product Type: Dual press panic button
- Operation Modes: Latching or momentary
- Reset Method: Key reset in latching mode
- Status Indicator: Colour activation indicator
- Tamper Protection: Front and rear tamper
- EOLR Support: Selectable via dip switches
- Dimensions: 80mm × 65mm × 34mm
- Finish: Black/Silver
What's In The Box
- 1 × dual press panic button
- 1 × reset key
- 1 × rubber keyhole cover
Suitable Uses
- Duress alarm activation in commercial premises.
- Reception desks and cash handling areas.
- Security alarm systems requiring panic inputs.
- Installations where false alarm prevention is important.
Dimensions
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Height | 80mm |
| Width | 65mm |
| Depth | 34mm |
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the difference between latching and momentary modes?
Latching mode keeps the alarm circuit active until it is reset with the key. Momentary mode activates only while the button is pressed. - Why does this button require two presses?
The dual press design helps prevent accidental activation and reduces false alarm events. - Is this suitable for commercial duress applications?
Yes. It is commonly used in commercial alarm systems where a discreet panic or duress trigger is required.
Additional Information
- Dual press designs are commonly specified where accidental activation must be minimised.
- Correct End Of Line Resistor configuration is important to ensure proper alarm panel supervision.
- Typically installed under counters, desks, or in discreet but accessible locations.
