Sdc D15-2-3 Desk Switch Momentary Button Toggle

Product Description

The SDC - SECURITY DOOR CONTROLS D15-2-3 is a desktop-mounted switch station designed for access control and door release applications. It combines a momentary pushbutton with a maintained toggle switch in a single compact unit, giving security installers and low-voltage technicians two distinct control functions from one desk-mounted device. The momentary button provides a timed or single-event trigger, while the toggle switch holds a continuous open or closed circuit state. This combination suits reception desks, security stations, and controlled-entry environments where operators need both momentary and latching control at a single point.

The D15-2-3 is intended for use in commercial access control installations, typically at a guard station, reception counter, or administrative desk. It is wired into a door control or access panel to allow an operator to buzz in or lock out entry points without leaving their workstation. The device is sold as a single unit and is categorized under exit devices and push buttons for commercial door hardware systems.

Key Features

• Momentary pushbutton for single-event door release or trigger signals
• Maintained toggle switch for continuous open or closed circuit control
• Desk-mounted form factor suited for operator or reception station use
• Two control functions integrated into one compact housing
• Low-voltage compatible design for integration with access control panels

Compatibility

Designed as a desk-mounted control station for use with commercial access control systems and electric door hardware panels that accept low-voltage switch inputs.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage technician or access control integrator familiar with NEC Class 2 wiring requirements. Power down the access control panel before making any wiring connections to the switch station. Route control wiring cleanly through the desk or enclosure to avoid pinching or signal interference. Verify switch polarity and circuit type with the panel documentation before final commissioning.