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What is this double-acting door handle?
A simple and effective solution!
The double-acting door handle acts as a physical barrier for people with wandering behavior. It prevents someone from opening a door that is not accessible to him or her.
People with wandering behavior can sometimes unintentionally enter other residents' rooms or 'forbidden' areas. This leads to frustration for both the patient and the caregiver and can even pose risks for the person in question. The double-acting door handle prevents a person from opening a door that he/she is not allowed to open.
The double-acting door handle provides a simple solution that gives both the patient and care staff greater peace of mind.
How does the door handle work?
To open the door, 2 consecutive actions must be performed. Only then can you open the door.
1. Press the round button on the front of the handle inwards
2. Hold the button and push the lever down.
3. Open the door
This combined action is difficult to perform by people with dementia or wandering behavior. In this way, they are prevented from entering a space.
Advantages
Applicable on any door.
The double-acting door handle is available in 2 versions, for both left-turning and right-turning doors.
Quick to assemble
The handle can be easily installed using a clear 9-step installation manual.
No adjustment to existing infrastructure
The handle can be installed on any door without any changes to the infrastructure.
Simple solution
The double-acting door handle is a mechanical solution and therefore does not require a power supply.
Attractive design
The latch is designed to look like a normal latch. The design is attractive and universal.
Safe
The double-acting door handle is always mounted on the outside of the door. This way the resident can always leave the room.
Left or right door handle?
We have both a left and right turning version of the TWO door handle.
Important : The double-acting door handle may only be mounted on the outside of a room.
Assembly instructions
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