Sdc 706UATS Key Switch Momentary Dpdt Satin Stainless

Product Description

The SDC - SECURITY DOOR CONTROLS 706UATS is a momentary-action key switch with a DPDT (double-pole, double-throw) contact configuration, designed for access control and security door applications. This switch allows an authorized key holder to momentarily actuate a circuit, triggering electric locks, door releases, or access control panels. The 630 finish designation indicates a satin stainless steel appearance, suitable for professional installations where aesthetics and durability matter. Licensed security integrators and commercial electricians typically install this type of device as part of a broader access control system.

The 706UATS is intended for commercial and light industrial access control installations. It is commonly mounted at entry points, stairwells, and secured areas where key-controlled momentary switching is required to operate electric strikes, magnetic locks, or relay-based access control equipment. The momentary DPDT configuration makes it suitable for systems that require both normally open and normally closed circuit control from a single key operation.

Key Features

• Momentary action provides brief circuit closure on key turn, ideal for door release and access control triggers
• DPDT contact configuration supports both normally open and normally closed circuit paths simultaneously
• 630 satin stainless finish offers corrosion resistance and a clean, professional appearance
• Single-unit packaging for straightforward procurement and installation
• Designed for integration into commercial access control and security door systems

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct installation key switch for commercial access control systems requiring a momentary DPDT switching function.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician or certified security integrator familiar with low-voltage access control wiring practices. De-energize the access control panel and any connected electric locking hardware before beginning wiring. Follow applicable NEC guidelines for low-voltage control circuits and consult local jurisdiction requirements for access control devices. Verify contact polarity and circuit orientation against the panel wiring diagram before restoring power.