George Risk Industries GR3046 Panic Switch Spdt

Product Description

The George Risk Industries GR3046 is a single-pole double-throw (SPDT) panic switch designed for hold-up and duress alarm applications. Sold as an individual unit, this switch provides a reliable momentary or maintained contact output without an integrated LED indicator, keeping the installation discreet and straightforward. It is intended for use in security system wiring where a concealed manual trigger point is required. Licensed security technicians and alarm system installers are the primary trade for this device, integrating it into access control and intrusion detection panels.

The GR3046 is suited for residential and light commercial hold-up switch installations, such as under-counter or desk-mounted positions at cash registers, reception desks, bank teller stations, and similar locations where a concealed duress input is needed. The absence of an LED keeps the switch visually unobtrusive. It ships as a single unit and is wired into a security control panel using its SPDT contact configuration to trigger an alarm zone or relay.

Key Features

• SPDT contact configuration for flexible normally-open or normally-closed wiring
• No integrated LED for discreet, concealed installation
• Designed for hold-up and duress alarm applications
• Single-unit packaging for individual replacement or new installation
• Compact form factor suited for under-counter or desk mounting

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style hold-up switch for integration with standard security alarm control panels that accept SPDT dry-contact inputs.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed alarm or low-voltage security technician in accordance with applicable local codes and the control panel manufacturer's wiring guidelines. Power down or place the alarm panel in test mode before making any wiring connections to the switch. Secure the switch in a concealed, tamper-resistant location appropriate to the application. Do not exceed the switch's rated voltage and current specifications when connecting to the panel zone input.