No Touch Exit Button with Backplate, Rectangular - Hands-Free Infrared Door Release Switch with LED Indicator, Surface Mount, Brushed Stainless Steel

A no-touch exit button lets someone open a door without pressing anything — you wave a hand in front of the panel and an infrared sensor picks up the movement to trigger the release. That's the main appeal for shared or public doors, where a physical button gets touched by everyone who passes.

What it does

The unit sits on a rectangular, brushed stainless steel faceplate and mounts on the surface of a wall rather than being recessed into it. An LED backlight shows the sensor's status, which also helps people find the button in a dark corridor or entrance.

Where it connects

This isn't a standalone lock — it's a trigger. On activation it sends a signal out to the access control system or electric lock, and the listing describes it working with electric strikes, magnetic locks and door controllers, the usual hardware behind a controlled door.

Before you buy

• Check your door controller or lock accepts a simple release signal from an exit button like this one.
• Confirm you have a standard wall box or mounting point, since this is a surface-mount fitting, not a flush one.
• If hygiene is the reason you're upgrading — a reception desk, clinic, or staff-only door — the touchless action means nobody needs to touch a shared surface to leave.

It suits offices, retail back-of-house doors, and similar spaces where people exit often and a normal push button would see heavy daily contact.