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    [title] => Emergency Latch
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    [jargonBuster] => <p>An emergency latch allows a fire exit door to be secured against unauthorised access from the outside whilst ensuring that the occupants of a building can escape through the door easily in an emergency situation</p>
<p>Emergency latches should only be used for applications where a final exit door is to be used only by trained personnel that have prior knowledge of the device and a panic situation is unlikely to occur.</p>
<p>Also see <a href="/pages/JargonBuster.html?g=13#s262">Emergency Bolt</a> | <a href="/pages/JargonBuster.html?g=24#s264">Panic Latch</a> | <a href="/pages/JargonBuster.html?g=24#s265">Panic Bolt</a></p>
    [metaDescription] => What is an emergency latch?
    [metaKeywords] => emergency, latch, fire, exit, door
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