George Risk Industries 4400A-60 Surface Contact 60-degree Arm

Product Description

The George Risk Industries 4400A-60 is a surface-mounted magnetic contact designed for use in security and access control wiring applications. It features a 60-degree arm lead configuration, which allows the contact to actuate reliably when a door or window does not close in a perfectly flush or standard alignment. Supplied as a single unit, this contact is intended for installation by low-voltage security technicians and alarm system integrators who need a dependable, hardwired magnetic contact solution in residential or commercial settings.

The 4400A-60 is suited for surface-mount installations on doors, windows, gates, or access panels where a standard straight-lead contact would not achieve proper magnet-to-switch alignment. The angled arm lead compensates for offset mounting conditions, making it a practical choice for retrofit work or installations with non-standard frame geometries. It is typically wired into a supervised alarm loop or access control panel as part of a hardwired intrusion detection or entry monitoring system.

Key Features

• 60-degree arm lead configuration for offset or angled mounting conditions
• Surface-mount design for straightforward installation on doors, windows, and access panels
• Single-unit supply for precise quantity control on multi-zone projects
• Compatible with standard hardwired alarm and access control loop wiring
• Designed for both residential and commercial low-voltage security applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style surface contact for use in hardwired low-voltage security and access control systems requiring an angled arm lead configuration.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage technician in accordance with applicable local codes and NFPA 731 guidelines for premises security wiring. De-energize and disarm the alarm panel zone before wiring or replacing any contact. Ensure the magnet and contact are aligned within the manufacturer-specified gap tolerance for reliable actuation. Avoid routing signal wiring in the same conduit or raceway as line-voltage conductors.