Alarm Controls Corporation TS-18D Momentary Switch Box

Product Description

The ALARM CONTROLS CORPORATION TS-18D is a surface-mount enclosure box with an integrated double-pole double-throw (DPDT) momentary push button switch. Measuring 3 inches by 3 inches by 1.5 inches, it provides a compact, self-contained switching solution for access control and door release applications. The DPDT momentary contact configuration allows the switch to control two independent circuits simultaneously with a single button press and release cycle. Licensed electricians and low-voltage access control technicians are the typical installers for this type of device.

The TS-18D is suited for residential and light commercial access control installations where a discrete, wall-mounted momentary switch is needed to trigger electric strikes, magnetic locks, or other door hardware. It fits into exit device and push button applications where a pre-wired enclosure simplifies rough-in and finish work. The compact box profile keeps the installation footprint small on door frames, walls, or security panels.

Key Features

• DPDT momentary contact switch for simultaneous dual-circuit control
• Self-contained enclosure and switch assembly reduces field wiring time
• Compact 3 x 3 x 1.5 inch box fits standard surface-mount locations
• Sold individually as a single unit
• Designed for exit device and push button access control categories

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style surface-mount momentary switch enclosure for use in access control, exit device, and door release wiring applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed electrician or low-voltage access control technician in accordance with applicable NEC requirements for control and signaling circuits. Power down or de-energize the door hardware circuit and any connected electric strike or magnetic lock before wiring the switch terminals. Confirm the load does not exceed the switch contact ratings before completing the installation. Do not use this device as a primary life-safety disconnect without verifying compliance with local codes.