Camden Door Controls CM-6030 Locking Mushroom Push Button

Product Description

The Camden Door Controls CM-6030 is a red locking mushroom-head push button switch designed for access control and door activation applications. The mushroom-style actuator provides a large, easily operated surface for hands-free or palm-activated triggering, while the locking function allows the switch to be held in the actuated position until manually released. This type of switch is commonly installed by electricians and low-voltage access control technicians in commercial and institutional door systems where a dedicated momentary or latching control point is required.

The CM-6030 is suited for use in commercial entryways, vestibules, and corridors where door operators, electromagnetic locks, or electric strikes are controlled from a wall-mounted station. The red finish provides high visibility, making it appropriate for emergency egress or controlled-access points where the actuator must be quickly identified. Typical installations include hospitals, schools, retail spaces, and office buildings where ADA-compliant door activation or access restriction is required.

Key Features

• Locking mushroom-head actuator holds the switch in position until manually reset
• Red color provides high visibility for emergency or controlled-access applications
• Large mushroom-style cap allows palm or hand activation without fine motor grip
• Normally open (NO) contact configuration for standard door operator and access control wiring
• Sold as an individual unit for single-point installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation push button switch for commercial access control systems, door operators, and electric door hardware requiring a normally open locking mushroom actuator.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed electrician or low-voltage access control technician. De-energize the door control circuit and any connected electromagnetic lock or electric strike before wiring the switch. Installations in commercial buildings should comply with NEC low-voltage wiring requirements and applicable local accessibility codes. Do not bypass safety interlocks or fire alarm release circuits without verifying code compliance with the authority having jurisdiction.