Alarm Controls Corporation SLP-5L Illuminated Door Switch Panel

Product Description

The Alarm Controls Corporation SLP-5L is an illuminated green door switch panel designed for access control and door monitoring applications. Operating at 12 volts, this panel integrates switching and visual indication in a single unit, making it suitable for installations where door status feedback is required at a glance. The stainless steel construction and illuminated green indicator support both durability and clear status signaling. Licensed security and access control technicians typically specify and install this type of panel in commercial and light-industrial environments.

The SLP-5L fits access control installations where door position monitoring, audible or visual alarm integration, and reliable switching are needed in a compact panel format. It is well suited for commercial entry points, secured corridors, and door holder or closer systems where a low-voltage illuminated switch station is part of the overall door control assembly. Installers working with door closer, holder, and alarm circuits will find this panel a direct-fit solution for those panel positions.

Key Features

• Illuminated green indicator provides clear door status feedback at the switch location
• 12-volt operating voltage compatible with standard low-voltage access control systems
• Stainless steel construction for durability in commercial environments
• Compact panel format integrates switching and indication in one assembly
• Sold as an individual unit for single-position replacement or new installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation panel for low-voltage door control, holder, and alarm systems requiring an illuminated switch station.

Installation Notes

Installation of the SLP-5L should be performed by a licensed electrician or qualified access control technician familiar with low-voltage door control systems. De-energize the access control panel and any connected door holder or closer circuits before wiring. Follow NEC low-voltage wiring requirements and the door system manufacturer guidelines for proper circuit termination. Verify polarity and voltage at the panel input before restoring power.