Abstract: A locking and unlocking device for opening an emergency exit in which an anti-panic bar is supported, at its ends, by two arms rotating in housings fastened by their bottoms on the leaf of the exit, on each side of the bar, one of the housings including the actual lock and the other including a horizontal finger extension from a lever of the anti-panic bar on the other side of the axis of rotation of the lever toward the bottom of the housing, a slide supported on the finger and vertically movable, whose front upper edge has the shape of a step, the side of the step being almost vertical and the base of the step slightly inclined forward, a transverse rod movable between a rear position where it abuts against the side of the step, slightly above its base, when the slide is in a low position, and a forward position where it is in front of the slide, a return device being provided for the rod in the forward position, the transverse rod being carried by the lower arms of lateral small rods rotating about a trans

Abstract: In the system, exits are provided with opening bars and locks. The system has a central post and control boxes. Each control box is associated with an exit and is connected to the central post. Activation of an opening bar initiates the sending of information to the central post by the associated control box. This triggers a first delay To. During this delay, the opening of the exit can be stopped for a further delay Tc. The opening is allowed at the end of the first delay or at the end of the second delay. A third delay Tp can be triggered during the second delay Tc to allow the opening of the exit under question during the third delay Tp and to relock the exit under question at the end of the third delay Tp, by cancelling the effect of the second delay Tc. The system can also operate in the anti-intrusion mode. In particular, it can be used in stores or public establishments of medium area.