Dormakaba Rci 960MAL28 Keyswitch with Led 28V

Product Description

The DORMAKABA RCI 960MAL28 is a key-operated access control switch with an integrated LED indicator, designed for use in low-voltage door control and security systems. Operating at 28 volts, this keyswitch allows authorized personnel to mechanically trigger an electrical circuit — commonly used to release electric strikes, magnetic locks, or other access control hardware. The unit ships as a single assembly and is sized for standard electrical box or surface-mount enclosure installations. Licensed electricians and access control technicians are the primary installers of this device.

The 960MAL28 is suited for commercial and light industrial access control applications where a physical key-operated switch is required as a primary or secondary means of entry or egress control. It is typically installed at secure doorways, elevator lobbies, utility rooms, and similar controlled-access points where a keyed override or activation point is needed alongside electronic access readers or push-to-exit hardware.

Key Features

• Integrated LED indicator provides visual status confirmation at the switch point
• 28-volt operating design compatible with standard low-voltage access control power supplies
• Key-operated mechanism provides a physical, credential-based activation method
• Single-unit package suitable for individual door or entry point installations
• Purpose-built for commercial access control system integration

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style keyswitch for commercial low-voltage access control systems where a 28-volt key-operated switch with LED indication is specified.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician or a certified access control technician in accordance with applicable NEC requirements for low-voltage control wiring. Disconnect and de-energize the access control power supply before wiring or mounting this device. Verify system voltage matches the 28-volt rating of this switch before energizing. Confirm door hardware compatibility and proper circuit wiring before returning the system to service.