George Risk Industries 4473-W Recessed Terminal Switch Set

Product Description

The George Risk Industries 4473-W is a recessed terminal switch set finished in white, designed for use in security and access-control wiring applications. This type of switch set provides a concealed contact solution that mounts flush within a door frame or wall cavity, activating when the door or window is opened or closed. Electricians and low-voltage security technicians install this style of switch to maintain a clean, unobtrusive appearance on finished surfaces. The white finish blends with standard trim and painted surfaces, making it well suited for residential and light commercial installations.

The 4473-W is intended for recessed contact applications where a surface-mounted switch would be impractical or aesthetically unacceptable. Typical installation scenarios include door frames in residential homes, commercial entryways, and access-controlled interior doors. The terminal-style connection allows field wiring to be secured reliably at the switch body, reducing the risk of connection failures over time. This set is sold as a single unit.

Key Features

• Recessed design keeps the switch concealed within the door frame or wall cavity
• White finish suits standard painted trim and residential surfaces
• Terminal-style wiring connections for reliable, serviceable field wiring
• Sold as a complete switch set for straightforward replacement or new installation
• Compact form factor fits standard recessed contact cutouts

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation recessed terminal switch set for residential and light commercial door and window security contact applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed electricians or low-voltage security technicians. De-energize the circuit and verify zero voltage before making any wiring connections. Follow all applicable NEC requirements for low-voltage wiring and any local security-system installation codes. Do not over-tighten terminal screws, as doing so can damage conductor strands and cause intermittent contact.