Mircom Technologies TX3-120C-C Flush Mount Telephone Entry

Product Description

The MIRCOM TECHNOLOGIES TX3-120C-C is a 120-name paper directory flush mount telephone entry unit designed for access control applications in residential and commercial buildings. This unit provides a physical directory interface that allows visitors to locate and contact tenants or occupants through a telephone entry system. The flush mount design integrates cleanly into wall or panel surfaces, making it suitable for professional installations where a low-profile finish is required. Access control technicians and low-voltage installers are the primary trades that work with this type of equipment.

The TX3-120C-C is suited for multi-tenant residential buildings, commercial office facilities, and gated communities where a structured tenant directory is needed at entry points. The paper directory format accommodates up to 120 names, making it appropriate for mid-size buildings or complexes that require a clearly organized visitor reference at the entry station. It is typically installed as part of a broader telephone entry or intercom system at building access points such as lobby doors, parking gates, or main entryways.

Key Features

• Supports up to 120-name paper directory format for organized tenant listings
• Flush mount design for clean, low-profile wall or panel integration
• Sold as an individual unit (each), suitable for single-point installations
• Designed for telephone entry system applications in multi-tenant environments

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style component for telephone entry systems requiring a flush mount paper directory interface. Verify system compatibility with the MIRCOM TECHNOLOGIES TX3 series documentation before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage technician familiar with telephone entry and access control systems. Power down the entry system and disconnect any associated communication lines before beginning work. Follow local building codes and manufacturer documentation for mounting depth, rough-in requirements, and system integration procedures. Do not force the directory panel into openings that have not been properly prepared to the required flush mount dimensions.