Gri 195-12-W Recessed Dual Reed Contact 3/4 Inch White

Product Description

The GEORGE RISK INDUSTRIES INC. 195-12-W is a 3/4-inch recessed dual reed magnetic contact designed for use in door and window security and alarm circuits. This contact mounts flush within a bored hole in a door or window frame, keeping the sensor hidden from view while maintaining a reliable normally-open or normally-closed circuit state depending on magnet proximity. The white finish blends with painted wood and vinyl frame surfaces common in residential and light commercial construction. Security and low-voltage alarm technicians are the primary installers of this type of device.

The 195-12-W is suited for residential and light commercial intrusion detection systems where a concealed contact is required on in-swinging or out-swinging doors and casement or double-hung windows. The recessed form factor is preferred in applications where surface-mount contacts are not acceptable for aesthetic or tamper-resistance reasons. It is sold individually and is commonly used in new construction wiring as well as retrofit alarm installations.

Key Features

• Dual reed switch configuration provides reliable circuit operation across a range of magnet alignments
• 3/4-inch diameter body fits standard recessed contact bore holes
• White finish suits painted door and window frame installations
• Recessed mount keeps the contact concealed for a clean, tamper-resistant installation
• Sold as individual unit for flexible ordering quantities

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style recessed dual reed contact for standard 3/4-inch bored recessed contact installations in residential and light commercial door and window alarm applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed low-voltage alarm or security technicians in accordance with local alarm and electrical codes. Power down the alarm control panel loop before wiring the contact leads to avoid false triggers or panel faults. Bore the mounting hole to the correct diameter to ensure a snug friction fit and confirm magnet-to-contact alignment before final trim and closure.