Camden CM-7185GE Green Pneumatic Narrow Face Exit Button

Product Description

The Camden Door Controls CM-7185GE is a green pneumatic push button designed for narrow face exit device applications. It operates using pneumatic activation, making it well suited for environments where electrical switches are not appropriate or where air-actuated control systems are in use. The green color coding provides a clear visual indicator for exit or access activation points, consistent with standard door control conventions. This unit is sold individually and is installed by licensed electricians, security integrators, or access control technicians as part of a broader door control or egress system.

The CM-7185GE is intended for use in commercial door control applications where a narrow face form factor is required. Its pneumatic operation makes it a practical choice for clean rooms, medical facilities, food processing environments, or other locations where air-actuated devices are preferred over electrical contact switches. The narrow face profile allows installation in tighter door frame or wall conditions where a standard width button would not fit.

Key Features

• Green button color provides clear visual identification at exit or access points
• Pneumatic activation eliminates direct electrical contact at the button surface
• Narrow face design fits restricted mounting locations in door frames or adjacent walls
• Sold as a single unit for individual replacement or new installation
• Categorized as an exit device and push button control

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new installation component for commercial pneumatic door control and egress systems requiring a narrow face push button configuration.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified access control technician, licensed electrician, or security systems integrator familiar with pneumatic door control wiring and egress code requirements. Disconnect and de-energize the door control system and relieve any pneumatic line pressure before beginning work. Consult applicable local building codes and NFPA 101 Life Safety Code requirements when installing exit devices in egress paths. Do not modify the pneumatic fittings or button housing during installation.