Camden Door Controls CM-1105-7212 Flush Mount Key Switch

Product Description

The Camden Door Controls CM-1105-7212 is a flush mount key switch with an aluminum faceplate and a 12-volt LED indicator. Key switches like this one control access to secured areas by requiring a physical key to activate or deactivate a door release circuit. The flush mount design keeps the unit recessed into the wall surface for a clean, low-profile installation. The aluminum faceplate provides durability in high-traffic commercial and institutional environments. This switch is installed by electricians or security system technicians as part of an access control or door hardware system.

The CM-1105-7212 is suited for commercial and institutional applications where controlled egress or access points require a keyed override or activation switch. Typical installation scenarios include office buildings, schools, healthcare facilities, and other secured entry or exit points. It falls within the exit devices and push buttons category, making it appropriate for use alongside electric strikes, magnetic locks, and similar door control hardware.

Key Features

• Flush mount design for a clean, recessed wall installation
• Aluminum faceplate for durability in commercial environments
• 12-volt LED indicator for visual status confirmation
• Keyed activation provides physical access control at the switch point
• Sold individually as a single unit

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation key switch for commercial access control and door hardware systems requiring a flush mount, 12-volt LED key switch with an aluminum faceplate.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician or qualified access control technician. De-energize the access control circuit and verify the system is powered down before wiring or mounting the switch. Follow applicable NEC requirements for low-voltage control wiring and local building codes for access control devices. Do not exceed the rated voltage of the switch circuit.