Camden CM-7120RE Red Recessed Narrow Exit Push Button

Product Description

The Camden Door Controls CM-7120RE is a red recessed narrow exit push button designed for access control and door release applications. It provides both normally open (NO) and normally closed (NC) contact configurations, giving installers flexibility when integrating with a wide range of access control panels and electric locking hardware. The recessed form factor keeps the button protected from accidental activation while maintaining a clean, professional appearance on the wall plate. This button is installed by licensed electricians and access control technicians working on commercial door systems.

The CM-7120RE is suited for commercial and light industrial door control applications where a low-profile, recessed exit button is required. The narrow body style makes it a practical choice for installation in narrow stile doors, tight wall cavities, or anywhere space is limited. The red color provides clear visual identification as an exit release point. It is typically wired into an access control system to trigger electric strikes, magnetic locks, or similar door hardware upon activation.

Key Features

• Recessed button design reduces risk of accidental activation
• Narrow profile fits tight installation spaces and narrow stile applications
• Dual NO and NC contact outputs for flexible wiring configurations
• Red color provides immediate visual identification as an exit control
• Compatible with standard access control panel input circuits

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style exit push button for commercial access control systems requiring a recessed narrow-body momentary switch with NO and NC dry contact outputs.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician or certified access control technician in accordance with applicable NEC requirements. Disconnect or de-energize the access control panel and any connected locking hardware before wiring. Verify contact configuration (NO or NC) matches the input requirement of the connected panel before completing the circuit. Do not exceed the rated voltage and current for the switch contacts.