Alarm Controls Corporation KR-1-1-GR Panic Button Gray

Product Description

The ALARM CONTROLS CORPORATION KR-1-1-GR is a panic button switch featuring both normally open (NO) and normally closed (NC) contact configurations. Built with 302-grade stainless steel hardware and finished in gray, this device provides a durable, corrosion-resistant momentary switch for access control and security systems. The dual-contact output allows integration with a wide range of control panels and locking hardware without additional relays. It is installed by licensed electricians and low-voltage security technicians in commercial and institutional settings.

This panic button is designed for use in access control systems, egress applications, and security installations where a hardwired momentary trigger is required. Typical install scenarios include door release stations, guard desks, reception counters, and emergency egress points. The NO/NC configuration makes it compatible with both fail-safe and fail-secure locking systems, giving installers flexibility across different system architectures.

Key Features

• Dual NO and NC contact outputs for flexible integration with access control panels
• 302-grade stainless steel construction for corrosion resistance in high-traffic environments
• Gray finish for clean, professional appearance at installation points
• Momentary action suitable for door release, alarm trigger, and egress applications
• Compact form factor fits standard electrical boxes used in commercial security installations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation panic button for commercial access control and exit device systems requiring a hardwired NO/NC momentary switch input.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician or low-voltage security technician in compliance with applicable NEC requirements for control wiring. De-energize the access control panel and any connected locking hardware before making wiring connections. Verify contact polarity and system logic (fail-safe vs. fail-secure) before restoring power to confirm correct operation. Do not exceed the rated electrical load for the switch contacts.