ABUS AZ6500 pulsante antipanico per centrale di sicurezza, contatti NC/NO, antimanomissione, IP32, VdS classe C

The ABUS AZ6500 is a wired hold-up button engineered for reliable manual alarm triggering in security systems. Its dual NC/NO contacts provide flexible integration, while the tamper-monitored lid contact ensures immediate detection of unauthorized access. With a robust IP32-rated housing and VdS Class C certification, this button is a dependable choice for professional intrusion alarm installations.

Advantages

The AZ6500 offers dual normally closed and normally open contacts, allowing compatibility with a wide range of alarm control panels. The integrated tamper protection via NC/NO lid contact safeguards against manipulation, triggering an alarm if the cover is removed. Its surface-mount design and compact dimensions (85x85x47 mm) enable straightforward installation on walls or in electrical boxes. The IP32 rating protects against solid objects larger than 2.5 mm and dripping water, making it suitable for indoor use in protected environments. VdS Class C certification confirms compliance with high security standards for hold-up devices.

Suitable for

• Banks and financial institutions requiring discreet hold-up signaling
• Retail stores and cashier stations for emergency alarm activation
• Residential security systems with wired alarm panels
• Commercial buildings needing tamper-evident panic buttons
• Integration with ABUS Security-Center alarm systems

Key specifications

• Contact configuration: NC/NO (normally closed and normally open)
• Tamper protection: NC/NO lid contact
• Max. switching capacity: 3 A / 75 V
• Operating temperature: 5°C to 55°C
• Ingress protection: IP32
• VdS class: C
• Dimensions: 85 x 85 x 47 mm
• Mounting: surface mount
• Connectivity: wired

Recommendations

For optimal performance, install the AZ6500 in a concealed yet accessible location, such as under a counter or near a cash register. Connect the NC or NO contact to a dedicated hold-up zone on the alarm control panel and ensure the tamper loop is wired to a 24-hour supervisory circuit. Test the button regularly as part of your security maintenance routine.