Alarm Controls Corporation RP-35 Push Button No Contact Led

Product Description

The ALARM CONTROLS CORPORATION RP-35 is a momentary push button with a normally open (NO) contact configuration and integrated red, green, and yellow LED indicators. Designed for access control and exit device applications, this push button provides a clean signal output when pressed, making it suitable for door release, alarm trigger, or entry request functions. Licensed electricians and security system installers work with this type of device in commercial and institutional settings. The normally open contact closes upon actuation, sending a signal to the connected control panel or locking hardware.

The RP-35 is used in access control systems, electric door strikes, magnetic lock installations, and exit device circuits. It is appropriate for interior door stations, vestibule entry points, and controlled-access corridors. The tri-color LED indicators allow the device to display status feedback from the access control system, supporting red for locked or denied, green for access granted, and yellow for auxiliary status. This makes it well suited for installations where visual confirmation at the door station is required.

Key Features

• Normally open (NO) momentary contact closes on button press
• Integrated red, green, and yellow LED status indicators
• Compact push button form factor for door station or panel mounting
• Designed for access control, exit device, and door release circuits
• Single unit per package for individual station replacement or new installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style push button for commercial access control and exit device systems requiring a normally open momentary contact with multi-color LED status indication.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician or credentialed low-voltage systems technician. Power down the access control panel and de-energize any connected locking hardware before wiring or replacing this device. Follow NEC low-voltage wiring guidelines for signal and control circuits. Verify LED indicator polarity and contact wiring against the access control panel documentation before restoring power.