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Airport Security · Custom Egress Infrastructure

CBP Modified Egress Solutions

Close the gaps around an international-arrivals exit without interrupting the passenger route out. Visiontron CBP modified-egress solutions coordinate partitions, soft-closing doors, and configurable alarm notification to discourage unauthorized movement back into secure federal inspection zones while supporting the facility’s architecture, security plan, and daily flow.
✓Custom Airport Systems✓Partitions Up to 8'✓180° Soft-Closing Doors✓Low-Voltage Alarms✓Proven Airport Installations
Custom CBP modified egress partitions, doors and alarm system in an airport
SECURE OPEN AREAS WITHOUT DISRUPTING PASSENGER FLOW

CBP Modified Egress Partitions & Walls

Close gaps in restricted airport zones while preserving clearly defined passenger pathways and compliant emergency egress.

Visiontron’s post-and-panel system can create freestanding or mounted partitions and walls up to 8' tall. Frame widths, insert materials, finishes and base styles are coordinated to the opening, surrounding architecture and required level of permanence.

Partition and door inserts can range from clear acrylic to frosted glass, allowing the system to balance security, visibility, privacy and architectural appearance.

  • Partition heights up to 8'
  • Custom widths for individual openings
  • Frame and insert options that coordinate with the terminal
  • Freestanding, magnetic or permanently mounted configurations
MAINTAIN CONTROLLED PASSAGE AND EMERGENCY EGRESS

CBP Modified Egress Doors

Custom soft-closing doors integrate with the surrounding partitions to control access while maintaining the required passenger route and emergency-exit operation.

Industrial-grade hardware supports custom-width doors with up to 180 degrees of swing. The controlled soft-closing action creates a functional throughway within the larger partition system while helping maintain the intended passenger route and emergency-egress operation.

  • Up to 180 degrees of door swing
  • Soft-closing industrial-grade hardware
  • Custom widths developed for the opening
  • Freestanding, framed or frameless configurations
Alarmed soft-closing modified egress doors installed at JFK Terminal 1
Black Aluminum finish for CBP modified egress doors and partitions
Stock Finish · BA

Black Aluminum

A defined architectural finish that coordinates with dark framing, fixtures and other terminal elements.

Matte Silver Aluminum finish for CBP modified egress doors and partitions
Stock Finish · MA

Matte Silver Aluminum

A neutral metallic finish designed to coordinate with common airport architecture, framing and interior fixtures.

COMPLETE THE SOLUTION WITH CONFIGURABLE ALARM NOTIFICATION

CBP Modified Egress Alarms

The door, partition and alarm system work together as one modified-egress solution.

Visiontron’s low-voltage alarm platform can be configured around the facility’s operating and security plan. Audible notification and highly visible status indication help personnel identify the state of the monitored passage.

  • Low-voltage system that does not require a new high-voltage power source
  • Configurable audible notification
  • Adjustable visual-indicator brightness
  • Black or gray alarm housing options
  • Red indicates tripped, yellow indicates armed and green indicates unarmed
Configurable audible and visual alarm unit for a CBP modified egress door
TECHNICAL RESOURCES

CBP Modified Egress Solutions Specifications & Downloads

Because each modified-egress system is custom, dimensions, partition construction, door hardware, bases, alarm behavior, power, finishes and insert materials are documented for the individual project.

Product Specifications
Specification
Details
Solution Type
Custom CBP modified-egress partitions, doors and alarm systems
Primary Applications
Airports, airlines and Federal Inspection Services areas
Partition Height
Freestanding barriers available up to 8' tall
Partition Width
Customizable by project
Partition Styles
Framed or frameless; freestanding, magnetic-base or permanently mounted configurations
Insert Materials
Options ranging from clear acrylic to frosted glass; other project materials available
Door Swing
180 degrees
Door Operation
Soft closing with industrial-grade hardware
Door Width
Customizable
Primary Finishes
Black Aluminum (BA) or Matte Silver Aluminum (MA)
Alarm Type
Low-voltage configurable audible and visual alarm system
Alarm Status
Red: tripped; Yellow: armed; Green: unarmed
Alarm Housing
Black or gray
System Configuration
Custom developed around facility, security, aesthetic and installation requirements
Downloads & Resources
RELATED AIRPORT INFRASTRUCTURE

Coordinate the Complete Passenger-Control Environment

Modified-egress systems often interface with signage, queues and other airport fixtures that should be planned as part of the larger passenger-flow environment.

Preparing for a CBP Modified-Egress Project?

Bring Visiontron into the planning process to review openings, restricted boundaries, existing finishes, freestanding or anchored construction, door operation, alarm states, installation constraints and stakeholder requirements.

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CBP Modified Egress Solutions QUESTIONS

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a CBP modified-egress solution?⌄

CBP modified egress is a project-specific airport security configuration that maintains the required passenger route out of an international arrivals or Federal Inspection Services area while helping prevent unauthorized reverse flow into secure zones. The physical system commonly combines partitions, controlled doors and alarm notification.

How does CBP modified egress support international passenger flow?⌄

After CBP processing, arriving international passengers continue through the facility’s designated baggage-claim and exit pathway. The modified-egress system secures openings along that route so passengers can continue forward while access back into primary inspection and other restricted areas remains controlled.

Is this a standard off-the-shelf product?⌄

No. Each system is developed around the airport’s openings, security plan, architecture, operating requirements and stakeholder approvals.

How tall can the partitions be?⌄

Freestanding partition and wall systems can be configured up to 8' tall, with custom widths and materials selected for the location.

Which partition bases are available?⌄

Depending on the project, systems may use freestanding, magnetic or permanently mounted base configurations. The correct approach depends on the floor, security requirements and desired permanence.

Can the doors be framed or frameless?⌄

Yes. Visiontron can develop framed or frameless door configurations in custom widths, including freestanding arrangements integrated with the surrounding partitions.

How do the modified-egress doors operate?⌄

The doors use industrial-grade hardware, provide up to 180 degrees of swing and incorporate soft-closing operation. Final hardware is selected for the project.

What does the alarm system indicate?⌄

The configurable alarm uses red for tripped, yellow for armed and green for unarmed status, along with loud audible notification and adjustable visual brightness.

Does the alarm require high-voltage electrical work?⌄

The system is low voltage and is intended to simplify integration without requiring a new high-voltage power source. Exact wiring and infrastructure must be confirmed for the project.

Which finishes are offered?⌄

The two primary finishes are Black Aluminum and Matte Silver Aluminum. Other aesthetic requirements can be reviewed as part of the custom project.

Which insert materials can be used?⌄

Options range from clear acrylic to frosted glass, with other materials selected according to security, visibility, privacy, durability and architectural requirements.

Are Visiontron modified-egress systems CBP approved?⌄

Visiontron has developed CBP-approved solutions installed at international airports across the United States. Approval applies to the project-specific design and process; each new system must be configured and reviewed for its own governing requirements.

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