Hikivision DS-K7P02 Click to Exit Button

Model: DS-K7P02

Who This Is For

When a clean, durable exit point is the priority for a controlled door, the Hikvision DS-K7P02 Click to Exit Button is the hardware installers reach for. Built for access control systems in commercial offices, server rooms, medical facilities, and light industrial sites, it provides a reliable manual release point on the secure side of any electromagnetically locked or electric strike door. The sandblasted aluminium alloy panel and metal button give it a professional finish that suits corporate lobbies and back-of-house doors equally well. With NO/NC/COM contact output and a current rating of 3A at 36VDC, it integrates directly with standard access controllers without additional relays in most configurations. Its compatibility with both hollow doorframes and embedded electric boxes gives installers flexibility across new builds and retrofit projects where conduit routing varies.

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What This Device Actually Does

Who Buys This Model

• Access Control Installers: Specifying a standard exit button across multi-door commercial projects where consistent NO/NC/COM wiring and a professional aluminium finish are required at every controlled door.
• Building Services Contractors: Retrofitting exit release points to existing hollow doorframes in office fit-outs, where the slim 28.9mm depth fits within standard doorframe cavities without modification.
• Facilities Managers: Replacing worn or damaged exit buttons in high-traffic areas such as hospital corridors or server room entries, where the 500,000-cycle rating reduces maintenance frequency.
• Security Integrators: Completing Hikvision access control door kits where a matching branded exit button is preferred alongside DS-K series readers and controllers for a cohesive system.

Honest Assessment

The DS-K7P02 does what an exit button needs to do without overcomplicating the install. The NO/NC/COM output covers the vast majority of access control wiring scenarios, the aluminium build holds up to daily use, and the 3A at 36VDC current rating is sufficient for direct switching of most magnetic locks and electric strikes at standard access control voltages. The compact 90mm x 35mm footprint installs neatly in standard single-gang positions. Where this device has limits: it is a momentary-contact exit button only - it carries no timer delay, LED indicator, or integrated request-to-exit sensor. Sites requiring illuminated push-to-exit buttons, timed door release, or REX sensor integration will need a different device type. It is also not rated for outdoor or wet-area installation. Available through Security Australia, it suits indoor commercial access control where straightforward wiring and long service life are the primary requirements.

Before You Buy

Quick Fit Check

• Good match if: You are wiring a standard indoor access control door with a magnetic lock or electric strike and need a reliable NO/NC/COM exit release point with a professional aluminium finish.
• Good match if: You are installing across hollow doorframes or pre-fitted embedded electric boxes and need a button with confirmed compatibility for both mounting types on the same project.
• You may need a different model if: Your site requires an illuminated exit button, a built-in timer delay, or an integrated request-to-exit (REX) infrared sensor - look at exit button models with those features in the access control hardware range at securityaustralia.com.au.

Key Features & Technical Specifications

Real-World Scenarios

How It Compares

• Choose this if: You need a durable, professional-grade exit button with NO/NC/COM contact output for standard indoor access control doors, and a metal build that outlasts plastic alternatives in commercial use.
• You may need a different model if: Your application requires an illuminated button, an integrated infrared REX sensor, or a timed door-release function - a combined REX sensor and exit button device would be the more appropriate product type, available in the access control range at securityaustralia.com.au.
• Pairs well with: A DS-K series access controller, electromagnetic door lock or electric strike, and a card reader or keypad on the secure side of the same door.

Common Questions

1. Will this exit button work with a non-Hikvision access controller?

   Yes. The DS-K7P02 outputs a standard NO/NC/COM dry contact, which is a universal wiring standard across access control brands. Any access controller with a door release input that accepts a dry contact signal - regardless of manufacturer - can be wired to this button without compatibility issues.

2. Does this button work for both magnetic locks and electric strikes?

   Yes, in most cases. The NO/NC/COM output supports both lock types. Magnetic locks typically use a normally closed circuit that breaks on button press, while electric strikes often use normally open wiring. The 3-terminal output gives you the correct terminal for either configuration - confirm your specific lock's wiring requirement before connecting.

3. What is the maximum current this button can switch?

   3A at 36VDC maximum. Most 12VDC or 24VDC magnetic locks and electric strikes draw well under this threshold during steady-state operation. However, some larger magnetic locks have higher inrush current on release - check your lock's datasheet and consider a relay if inrush exceeds 3A.

4. Is the DS-K7P02 suitable for outdoor installation?

   No. The DS-K7P02 is designed for indoor use only. It carries no IP weatherproofing rating and is not suitable for direct exposure to rain, moisture, or dust. For outdoor exit release applications, a weatherproof exit button with a confirmed IP rating is the appropriate product type.

5. Does the button have an LED indicator?

   No. The DS-K7P02 does not include a built-in LED indicator. It is a momentary-contact mechanical button only. If a visual status indicator is required at the door - for example, a green light confirming door release - a different exit button model with an integrated LED would be needed.

6. How does the 500,000-cycle rating translate to practical service life?

   In a busy commercial environment with 200 button presses per day, 500,000 cycles equates to approximately 6.8 years of mechanical life on the button contact alone. In typical office use at 50 to 100 presses per day, that extends to 13 to 27 years - making premature mechanical failure unlikely within any standard maintenance cycle. Security Australia stocks the DS-K7P02 as a replacement and new-install component for ongoing projects.

Downloads & Resources

• Product Spec Sheet (PDF)