Do you have questions about installing and configuring the Alpha Touch or Push model?
See the instructions, recommendations, and answers to frequently asked questions about the new range of panic exit devices.
Yes, with both Push and Touch versions and in all configurations; the Digital Guide provides instructions on how to use the existing fixing holes.
No, they are fixed directly onto the door; an adapter kit, which must be ordered separately, is required to install the outside access device.
Yes, the new Alpha panic exit devices use some of the same fixing holes as the previous FAST models, with the exception of the additional locking points (see section 3 of the FAQs). Refer to the Digital Guide on how to replace the old models with the new ones.
Yes, the new Alpha Push and Touch panic exit devices are interchangeable with each other and with the previous versions of the FAST series.
In addition to the specifications indicated in the Standard, the Alpha panic exit device can be installed on doors (leafs) with a maximum width of 1.6 m and a maximum height of 3.5 m, as stated in the instruction leaflet.
Alpha can be used in environments with temperatures ranging from -10 °C to + 60 °C, subject to periodic checks, as indicated in the instruction leaflet.
No, the height of Alpha Push is slightly greater but within the tolerance specified by the standard.
Yes, the height is the same as FAST Touch.
Yes, paper templates are included. It is also possible to purchase the plastic template set (item 106A98920) separately.
A PH2 screwdriver, a 2mm Allen key and a 2.5mm Allen key.
Yes.
Yes; refer to the dedicated section in the instruction leaflet or the Digital Guide.
No; only the way in which the measurements are taken for cutting the bar changes. For Alpha Touch, it may be necessary to shorten the internal rod connecting the mechanisms if the panic exit device is cut to less than 1/3 of its length. All length limits are indicated in the instruction leaflet.
The maximum is 1,300 mm and the minimum is 300 mm.
No, the already installed striker can remain in the same position.
Yes, the ALPHA strikers are the same as those for the FAST range.
Yes, the strikers are supplied with the Alpha panic exit device and additional locking points. If necessary, they can also be purchased separately.
A new concept of striker is currently being developed, with adjustable versions for various types of doors and profiles.
Yes; the Alpha and FAST ranges are compatible in terms of functionality; however, the covers have different dimensions and, in appearance the two door leafs do not fit together perfectly in terms of design.
Yes, specific accessories are available for Alpha Push and Touch.
Yes, in a PVD stainless steel finish.
It is advisable to choose Alpha panic exit devices with special treatments such as PVD and S1, developed to improve resistance to heavy-usage conditions and exposure to aggressive weathering.
No, as this is not a required feature for this type of installation.
Yes; for rim installations, there are non-fire-resistant and fire-resistant models; mortise panic exit devices, on the other hand, are only available in a fire-resistant version.
No, the reference standard is still that in force as from 2008; however, the Alpha range will comply with the regulatory requirements of the future update.
Yes, Alpha panic exit devices can be installed under the same certification conditions as the FAST series.
Yes, to install the new Alpha panic exit device with the FAST series locking points, simply purchase the connection kit item 106A98930.
Yes, for the central panic exit device; new holes must be drilled for the additional locking points.
No, you can keep the strikers in the same position and align the additional locking points.
The maximum height that can be achieved is 3.5 metres using the extension rod kit.
Yes, the instruction leaflet and digital guide describe the simple steps for installing the mechanisms, the cable/rod and for making the necessary adjustments.
Yes, the strikers supplied with the Alpha additional locking points are the same as those in the FAST range.
Yes, but you will need to purchase a specific adapter, item 106A98910, to connect it to the Alpha panic exit device.
No.
Yes, you need to purchase an adapter for cylinder-only, item 106A98900.
Yes, the Alpha range includes the outside access device item 107A78350 with key and fixed knob. Its gear mechanism allows the key to operate up to 3 locking points.
Measure the thickness of the door and make the cuts following the instructions in the instruction leaflet.
None in particular; the Alpha outside access device is fixed in the same position as the FAST device, you just need to drill an additional 5.5 mm hole (anti-rotation) as indicated in the instruction leaflet to avoid unwanted movement during use.
Yes; the handle is supplied right-handed, but it can be easily modified to left-handed.
Yes; a simple procedure is all it takes to change the key rotation direction in line with the door handing. The procedure can also be carried out with the outside access device installed.
Yes, in all configurations.
No; the cylinder is removed by unscrewing the dowel inserted into the body of the outside access device.
Yes.
Yes, operation is guaranteed, but visually there will be a noticeable difference in design between the panic exit device and the electric strike.
No, the Alpha latchbolt is in the same position as the FAST latchbolt.
Yes, featuring a new design in line with the Alpha panic exit devices, but the operation is the same as for the FAST range.
Yes, using the 106A98910 adapter, it is possible to combine the electric handle with the Alpha panic exit devices.
None.
Yes, item 106A95050 for Alpha Touch, item 106A95060 for Alpha Push.
No.
