Safety Technology SS2006ZA-FR Red Momentary Illuminated Button

Product Description

The Safety Technology Int'l Inc SS2006ZA-FR is a red momentary illuminated push button designed for access control and egress applications. Momentary-action switches return to their default state immediately after being released, making them well-suited for door release circuits, exit request stations, and low-voltage control applications. The illuminated red lens provides clear visual identification of the button location, which is especially important in low-light corridors, stairwells, and vestibules. Licensed electricians and access control technicians are the primary installers for this type of device.

This push button is used in commercial and light industrial settings where a clearly marked, illuminated exit or request-to-exit point is required. Typical installations include door access control panels, electric strike release circuits, and mag-lock egress stations. The red illuminated lens makes it easy for building occupants to locate the exit actuation point quickly. It is sold individually as a single unit.

Key Features

• Momentary-action operation returns switch to default state upon release
• Red illuminated lens for high-visibility identification in egress applications
• Designed for low-voltage access control and door release circuits
• Single-unit packaging for straightforward replacement or new installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation push button for commercial exit device and access control systems requiring a red momentary illuminated switch.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician or certified access control technician in accordance with applicable NEC requirements. De-energize the door control circuit and verify zero voltage at the terminals before wiring. Confirm the button's voltage and current ratings are compatible with the control panel before connecting. Consult local building and fire codes for required mounting height and placement of exit actuation devices.