Kidde Edwards 3015-N Recessed Pin Plunger Contact

Product Description

The KIDDE EDWARDS 3015-N is a recessed pin plunger designed for special application contact use in fire alarm and life safety systems. This device functions as a mechanical contact actuator, triggering a signal when the plunger is depressed or released, depending on the circuit configuration. It is commonly installed in door frames, panels, or enclosures where a concealed activation point is required. Licensed fire alarm technicians and low-voltage electricians are the typical trades performing installation and commissioning of this type of component.

The 3015-N is suited for use in access control, fire alarm, and security panel installations where a flush or recessed contact point is necessary to maintain a clean surface profile. It fits applications where exposed hardware is not acceptable, such as secured entry points, electrical enclosures, or fire door monitoring positions. This unit is sold individually and is intended for integration into a broader detection or alerting system rather than standalone use.

Key Features

• Recessed pin plunger design keeps the contact point flush with the mounting surface
• Classified as a special application contact for fire alarm and security systems
• Sold as an individual unit for precise quantity procurement
• Compact form factor suited for panel, enclosure, and door frame mounting

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style special application contact for use in fire alarm, life safety, and access control systems where a recessed pin plunger interface is specified.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed fire alarm technician or low-voltage electrician in accordance with applicable NFPA 72 requirements and local authority having jurisdiction guidelines. De-energize the relevant circuit or panel zone before installing or replacing this contact. Verify plunger travel and contact actuation using a multimeter before restoring system power. Consult the system documentation to confirm correct normally-open or normally-closed wiring configuration before final commissioning.