Safety Technology SS2245LD-EN Yellow Illuminated Momentary Push Button

Product Description

The Safety Technology Int'l Inc SS2245LD-EN is a yellow illuminated momentary push button designed for access control and exit device applications. Momentary push buttons like this one close a circuit only while pressed, then return to their default state on release, making them well suited for door release triggers, emergency exit circuits, and low-voltage control systems. The yellow illuminated lens provides a visible indicator that helps occupants and technicians quickly locate the device in low-light conditions. This type of device is typically installed by licensed electricians or access control technicians working on commercial or light commercial door hardware systems.

The SS2245LD-EN fits into standard exit device and push button applications commonly found in commercial buildings, office spaces, and secured entryways. It is categorized under exit devices and push buttons, positioning it for use in door release panels, vestibule control stations, and similar access points where a momentary contact signal is required to trigger an electric strike, magnetic lock, or other door hardware release mechanism. Each unit is sold individually.

Key Features

• Yellow illuminated lens for high visibility in low-light environments
• Momentary action returns to default state upon release, suited for door release and exit circuit applications
• Compact form factor typical of standard push button exit devices
• Sold as a single unit, allowing precise quantity ordering

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct installation component for standard exit device and push button control systems in commercial access control applications.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician or qualified access control technician. De-energize the circuit and confirm zero voltage at the wiring terminals before beginning work. Follow applicable NEC requirements for low-voltage control wiring and any local building codes governing exit and access control devices. Do not exceed the rated electrical specifications of the device when integrating into an existing control circuit.