Alarm Controls Corporation MCK-6-3 Stainless Steel Plate Dpdt Switch

Product Description

The ALARM CONTROLS CORPORATION MCK-6-3 is a stainless steel push button plate featuring a double-pole double-throw (DPDT) momentary switch with integrated red and green LED indicators. Designed for access control and exit device applications, this unit provides a clean, durable switching solution suitable for door control panels, security entry points, and exit systems. The momentary switch action ensures the circuit is only engaged while the button is actively pressed, making it well suited for controlled-access installations where brief signal pulses are required. The red and green LEDs provide immediate visual status feedback at the point of activation.

The MCK-6-3 is used in commercial and light industrial access control installations, including secure entry doors, elevator lobby controls, and exit device trigger points. It is typically mounted at door jambs or adjacent wall surfaces where a durable, visible switching interface is needed. The stainless steel faceplate provides resistance to wear and vandalism in high-traffic environments. Security integrators, low-voltage electricians, and access control technicians are the primary installers of this device.

Key Features

• Stainless steel faceplate for durability in high-traffic or vandal-prone environments
• DPDT momentary switch action for brief, controlled circuit activation
• Integrated red and green LED indicators for at-a-glance status feedback
• Compact single-gang form factor suitable for standard electrical box mounting
• Suited for access control, exit device triggering, and door control applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style push button switch plate for use in commercial access control and exit device systems where a DPDT momentary switching interface with LED status indication is required.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed low-voltage electrician or certified access control technician. De-energize all associated access control circuits and door hardware before beginning wiring work. Follow applicable NEC low-voltage wiring guidelines and local access control codes. Verify LED polarity and switch wiring against the manufacturer product manual before restoring power to the system.