Camden Door Controls Inc. CM-46/455SE1 Square Push Plate

Product Description

The CAMDEN DOOR CONTROLS INC. CM-46/455SE1 is a 4.5-inch square push plate designed for access control and door activation applications. It combines a push-to-exit button with an integrated audible sounder and illuminated indicator, giving building occupants a clear, visible, and audible confirmation when the plate is activated. This type of device is typically installed by licensed electricians or low-voltage access control technicians as part of a commercial door control system. The illuminated sounder feature improves accessibility and supports compliant egress layouts in commercial and institutional settings.

The CM-46/455SE1 fits into standard access control and exit device wiring schemes found in commercial, institutional, and light industrial buildings. It is commonly installed at controlled door entries and exits where both a visual cue and an audible signal are required at the point of actuation. Facilities such as office buildings, schools, and healthcare environments regularly use illuminated push plates with sounders to meet accessibility and egress requirements. Installation is performed as part of a broader access control or door hardware system.

Key Features

• 4.5-inch square push plate format for standard commercial door hardware applications
• Integrated audible sounder provides activation confirmation at the point of use
• Illuminated indicator offers a visible signal for accessibility and low-light environments
• Single-unit design combines push plate, sounder, and illumination in one assembly
• Sold as an individual unit (each)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation push plate for commercial access control and exit device systems requiring an illuminated, sounder-equipped activation point.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician or qualified low-voltage access control technician. Disconnect and de-energize all related access control circuits before beginning installation or wiring work. Follow applicable NEC requirements for low-voltage wiring and any local codes governing access control and egress hardware. Do not energize the unit until all wiring connections are complete and verified.