MORX MNT-1 No-Touch Exit Button, Stainless Steel (NO/NC/COM)

Overview

The MORX MNT-1 is a no-touch exit button with a stainless steel faceplate: instead of pressing, a person brings a hand close to the sensor to open an access-controlled door. It gives normally open (NO), normally closed (NC) and common (COM) outputs for a controller or lock circuit, and suits hospitals, clinics, laboratories, food areas and busy office entrances where less hand contact matters or a mechanical button would wear quickly.

Is it right for you?

• Suits hygiene-sensitive and high-traffic doors.
• Needs its own DC supply as well as the switched contacts, unlike a mechanical button.
• If you want published figures for supply voltage, range and rating, the MORX MNT-2 is the documented model (86 x 86 mm, 0.1 to 10 cm range, 12 V supply).
• If no supply is available at the door, a mechanical button such as the MORX MS-1 needs none.

Key features

• Contactless activation: a hand near the sensor requests exit.
• Stainless steel faceplate.
• NO, NC and COM outputs for a controller exit input or a lock circuit.

What else you need

• A DC supply for the sensor. The voltage is not stated by the manufacturer, so confirm it from the unit label.
• An access controller or standalone reader with an exit input, or a lock circuit to switch within the rating marked on the unit.
• A cable with cores for the supply and the switched contacts.

Installation

An access control installer should fit it. The sensor is wired to a DC supply and its output to the controller exit input or lock circuit. Supply voltage, detection range, size and rating are not stated by the manufacturer, so confirm them from the unit label before installation.

Before you buy

• Supply voltage, detection range, size and contact rating are not stated by the manufacturer; check the unit label.
• It needs a DC supply as well as the switched contacts.