Camden Door Controls CM-TXLF-2 2 Button Key Fob

Product Description

The Camden Door Controls CM-TXLF-2 is a 2-button wireless key fob transmitter designed for access control applications. It provides users with a compact, handheld remote that sends radio frequency signals to a compatible receiver or access control system to trigger door or gate releases. The CM-TXLF-2 is typically installed as part of a broader access control solution in commercial or light industrial facilities, and is configured by a licensed low-voltage or security systems technician. Its compact form factor makes it practical for daily carry by authorized personnel.

The CM-TXLF-2 suits applications where hands-free or remote door release is needed without direct contact with a reader or push button. Common install scenarios include office entry doors, parking garage gates, and facility access points where a portable transmitter is preferred over fixed wall-mounted controls. Each unit is sold individually and is intended for use within a Camden Door Controls access control system ecosystem that supports compatible RF key fob receivers.

Key Features

• 2-button design allows for dual-function control from a single transmitter
• Compact key fob form factor for convenient daily carry
• Wireless RF operation eliminates need for physical contact with access hardware
• Sold individually, allowing flexible quantity purchasing per installation

Compatibility

Designed for use with Camden Door Controls access control systems that support compatible RF key fob receivers. Consult Camden Door Controls documentation to confirm receiver compatibility before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation and programming of this key fob transmitter should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or security systems technician familiar with access control systems. Before pairing or configuring the transmitter, ensure the associated receiver or access control panel is powered down or in a safe programming mode per manufacturer instructions. Follow applicable local codes and the receiver manufacturer guidelines for RF device enrollment. Do not attempt to open or modify the transmitter housing, as this may damage internal components.