Panic-Button

Panic Buttons for Manual Help Requests

A panic button gives a user a direct way to activate a connected alarm or help-request system. Garrison offers standard and illuminated versions, along with different mounting and weather-protection options. The button initiates a signal; the connected equipment and response procedure determine what happens next.

Match Contacts and Mounting

The LK-4500A is a recessed-mount panic button with normally open/normally closed contact action and a tamper switch. Its listed contact rating is AC125V, 1A. Check the specific version when selecting contact behavior, physical fit and the alarm-panel input connection.

Consider Visibility and Environment

Illuminated models can help users identify button status, while the category also lists a rainproof faceplate and a waterproof ON/OFF model. Do not transfer these environmental descriptions to every panic button. Confirm the intended installation conditions and any power needed for illumination.

Plan the Response Path

Tell Garrison the installation location, mounting style, input requirements and quantity. Define who receives the alarm and how the system is tested; pressing a button does not guarantee assistance.