Camden CM-4185RPTE Mushroom Exit Switch Narrow Faceplate Red

Product Description

The Camden Door Controls CM-4185RPTE is a mushroom-head exit switch with a narrow faceplate, finished in red with engraved labeling. Exit switches of this type are mounted at egress points to release electrically controlled door hardware such as electric strikes, magnetic locks, or access control systems. The mushroom-head actuator provides a large, easily located push surface for fast egress activation. The red finish and engraved faceplate support code-compliant door hardware installations where visual identification of exit controls is required. This switch is installed by access control technicians, commercial locksmiths, and low-voltage electricians on commercial and institutional door systems.

The CM-4185RPTE suits commercial access control applications where a dedicated exit request device is required at a controlled egress point. The narrow faceplate profile fits standard single-gang or narrow mullion-mount locations, making it well suited for aluminum storefront frames, narrow stile doors, and similar installations. It is typically used alongside electric strikes, electromagnetic locks, or electrified panic hardware in office buildings, schools, healthcare facilities, and government installations.

Key Features

• Mushroom-head actuator provides a large, easily activated push surface for quick egress
• Narrow faceplate profile fits mullion-mount and single-gang cutout locations
• Red finish provides immediate visual identification as an exit control device
• Engraved faceplate labeling offers durable, wear-resistant identification markings
• Designed for use with electric strikes, magnetic locks, and access control systems

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style exit request device for commercial access control door hardware systems. No specific compatible model numbers were provided in the available product data.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed low-voltage electrician or certified access control technician. De-energize all door hardware circuits and verify the door controller is in a safe state before wiring. Follow applicable local codes and NFPA 101 life safety requirements for egress device placement and operation. Do not bypass or disable fire alarm interface wiring if the system is connected to a fail-safe release circuit.