Rci 972-L-ES-MO-32D Push Button Kit Led Momentary

Product Description

The RCI 972-L-ES-MO-32D is a push button kit designed for access control and door release applications. It features bilingual English and Spanish labeling, an integrated LED indicator, and a momentary contact output. The satin stainless steel finish (32D) provides durability and a clean, professional appearance suited to commercial and institutional environments. This kit is installed by licensed electricians or access control technicians as part of a low-voltage door control system, typically paired with electric strikes, magnetic locks, or door release hardware.

This push button kit is used in commercial, institutional, and industrial access control installations where ADA-compliant or bilingual signage is required. The momentary contact output makes it compatible with standard electric strike and electromagnetic lock systems. Typical applications include office entry points, stairwell doors, vestibules, and other controlled-access openings where a wall-mounted push-to-exit or push-to-open button is required. The LED indicator provides visual feedback confirming power or activation status at the door station.

Key Features

• Bilingual English and Spanish labeling for code-compliant or inclusive signage requirements
• Integrated LED indicator provides visual status feedback at the button station
• Momentary contact output compatible with electric strikes and magnetic lock controllers
• Satin stainless steel (32D) finish for corrosion resistance and professional appearance
• Single-unit kit packaged as one complete assembly ready for installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation push button for commercial low-voltage access control and door release systems. No specific compatible model numbers were provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician or qualified access control technician in accordance with NFPA 70 (NEC) low-voltage wiring requirements. Power down the access control panel and any connected door hardware before wiring the button station. Mount the device to a standard electrical box at the appropriate height per applicable accessibility codes. Verify polarity and contact type requirements of the connected controller before completing the circuit.