Sdc 805ALLT Key Switch Dpdt 628 Finish

Product Description

The SDC - SECURITY DOOR CONTROLS 805ALLT is a key-operated switch designed for access control and door security applications. It features a double-pole double-throw (DPDT) switching configuration, giving installers flexible circuit control options for locking, unlocking, or triggering connected hardware. The unit ships in a 628 finish, which corresponds to a satin aluminum surface treatment commonly specified in commercial hardware schedules. This switch is typically installed by licensed locksmiths, security integrators, or electricians working on access control systems in commercial or institutional facilities.

The 805ALLT suits applications where a physical key is required to actuate an electrical circuit, such as controlling electric strikes, magnetic locks, or alarm systems at entry points. The DPDT configuration allows the switch to control two separate circuits simultaneously or provide both normally open and normally closed contacts in a single device, making it adaptable to a range of control panel wiring schemes. It is sold as an individual unit and is appropriate for new installations and retrofit projects alike.

Key Features

• DPDT switching configuration provides normally open and normally closed contact options
• 628 satin aluminum finish suits commercial hardware specifications
• Key-operated actuation restricts switch control to authorized personnel
• Compact form factor suited to door frame and mullion mounting in access control installations
• Sold individually for single-point or multi-point access control deployments

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation component for commercial access control and door security systems requiring a key-operated DPDT switching device.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed locksmith, security integrator, or qualified electrician familiar with low-voltage access control wiring. Disconnect power to all connected control panels and electric hardware before beginning installation or wiring. Work should comply with applicable NEC requirements for control and signal circuits. Verify that the switch actuator position aligns correctly with the door hardware cutout before securing the unit.