George Risk Industries 084-3 All-weather Button Contact

Product Description

The George Risk Industries 084-3 is a surface-mount, plastic-bodied all-weather button contact designed for security and alarm system applications. This type of contact operates as a momentary or maintained switch input, signaling an open or closed circuit state to a connected control panel or monitoring device. Built to withstand exposure to varying environmental conditions, the plastic housing is suited for installations where moisture, dust, or temperature fluctuation are factors. It is typically installed by security system technicians or licensed electricians working on commercial or residential alarm circuits.

The 084-3 is intended for surface-mount installations on doors, windows, gates, or access points where a recessed mount is not practical or possible. Its all-weather construction makes it appropriate for covered exterior locations as well as interior applications. The unit ships individually and is sold as a single contact assembly, making it a practical replacement or addition to existing alarm and access control wiring runs.

Key Features

• Surface-mount design eliminates the need for recessed drilling into the door frame or jamb
• Plastic housing rated for all-weather exposure conditions
• Button-style actuator format for positive contact actuation
• Compact form factor suitable for tight installation clearances
• Sold as individual unit for single-point replacement or new installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style surface-mount button contact for use with standard residential and commercial security alarm and access control panel wiring systems.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed security technician or electrician familiar with low-voltage alarm circuit wiring. Disconnect or power down the control panel zone before connecting or replacing contacts to avoid false alarms or zone faults. Follow all applicable local electrical codes and the control panel manufacturer's wiring guidelines when terminating leads. Verify proper actuation gap and alignment after mounting to confirm reliable open and close circuit transitions.