Camden Door Controls CM-331/40S-SGLR Touchless Wave Switch

Product Description

The Camden Door Controls CM-331/40S-SGLR is a touchless wave-activated door switch designed for hands-free access control in commercial and institutional settings. Using infrared sensing technology, the switch detects a hand wave gesture and triggers an electric door opener or access control relay without physical contact. This single-gang unit fits standard electrical boxes and is well suited for high-traffic environments where hygiene and convenience are priorities. Electricians and access control technicians install this device as part of automatic door operator systems, panic hardware assemblies, or push-to-exit configurations.

The CM-331/40S-SGLR is intended for commercial door access applications including hospitals, schools, offices, and retail facilities. It works in line with automatic door operators, electromagnetic locks, and electric strikes. The single-gang form factor allows installation in standard wall boxes, making it a practical fit for new construction and retrofit projects where a clean, low-profile activation switch is required.

Key Features

• Touchless infrared wave activation for hands-free door control
• Single-gang form factor fits standard electrical wall boxes
• Designed for integration with automatic door operators and access control systems
• Reduces surface contact in high-traffic and hygiene-sensitive environments
• Sold as a single unit per package

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation touchless switch for commercial automatic door operator and access control systems.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed electrician or a certified access control technician. Power down the door operator system and de-energize all associated low-voltage wiring before beginning work. The switch must be wired in accordance with local electrical codes and the door operator manufacturer wiring diagram. Follow NEC requirements for low-voltage control wiring and verify correct relay output polarity before restoring power.