Camden Door Controls CM-45/4-DP Dpdt Push-to-open Switch

Product Description

The Camden Door Controls CM-45/4-DP is a 4-inch square, double-pole double-throw (DPDT) push-to-open switch designed for handicap-accessible door control applications. It functions as an actuator in automatic door opener systems, sending a signal to a door operator when pressed. The switch is sized to the standard 4-inch square plate format, making it compatible with common electrical box configurations found in commercial and institutional construction. Licensed electricians and low-voltage door system technicians typically handle installation in access-control and ADA-compliant entryway projects.

The CM-45/4-DP is suited for use in commercial, institutional, and light industrial settings where ADA-compliant hands-free door activation is required. Common installation locations include building entrances, restroom corridors, and interior corridors in facilities such as hospitals, schools, office buildings, and retail environments. The 4-inch square plate format integrates with standard electrical rough-in boxes used throughout commercial construction. This switch is categorized under exit devices and push buttons for door access systems.

Key Features

• DPDT (double-pole double-throw) switching configuration supports versatile wiring arrangements
• 4-inch square plate format fits standard commercial electrical box rough-ins
• Designed for handicap-accessible and ADA push-to-open door activation
• Single-unit packaging for individual installation or service replacement
• Categorized for use in exit device and push-button door control systems

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation push-to-open actuator for commercial automatic door operator systems requiring a DPDT switching configuration and 4-inch square plate format.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed electrician or a certified low-voltage door systems technician. De-energize the door operator control circuit before wiring the switch to avoid damage to the operator or unintended door movement. Follow local electrical codes, including applicable NEC requirements for low-voltage control wiring, and verify ADA mounting height requirements for the specific facility type. Do not exceed the switch's rated electrical load for the connected door operator circuit.