Alarm Controls Corporation PBL-2-1-L2 Latching Push Button

Product Description

The ALARM CONTROLS CORPORATION PBL-2-1-L2 is a latching push button station designed for access control and door release applications. This single-gang unit provides two normally open (N/O) contacts, allowing it to latch in the actuated position until reset. It is built for installation in standard single-gang electrical boxes and is commonly deployed at entry and exit points in commercial and institutional facilities. Licensed electricians and low-voltage security technicians are the typical installers. The latching contact configuration makes this station suitable for applications that require a sustained signal output rather than a momentary pulse.

This push button station is used in access control systems, electric door strike circuits, and magnetic lock release setups. It fits standard single-gang wall box installations found in office buildings, schools, healthcare facilities, and other commercial environments where controlled entry or exit is required. The two N/O contacts provide wiring flexibility for integration with access control panels, door controllers, and similar low-voltage security hardware.

Key Features

• Latching operation holds the actuated state until manually reset
• Two normally open (N/O) contacts for wiring flexibility
• Single-gang form factor fits standard electrical box cutouts
• Suited for access control, door release, and security panel integration
• Sold individually as a single unit

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation push button station for single-gang access control and door release applications in commercial security systems.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician or credentialed low-voltage security technician in accordance with applicable NEC requirements. De-energize all connected circuits and lock out power to the access control panel before wiring. Mount the station in a standard single-gang electrical box and verify contact continuity with a multimeter before restoring power. Follow the access control panel manufacturer wiring guidelines for N/O contact termination.