Camden Door Controls Application Spec Guide -- Security Today

Camden Door Controls Application Spec Guide

Camden Door Controls, an industry-leading provider of innovative, high quality door activation and locking products, has published a new application spec guide for specification writers designing a wireless barrier-free restroom control system.

This application utilizes standard push plate ‘push to open’ switches and a mushroom ‘push to lock’ switch, with CM-TX9 battery powered wireless transmitters, and CM-RX-91 and CM-RX92 receivers.

‘Occupied’ and ‘Locked’ annunciation is provided by hard-wired (narrow) LED annunciators that are mounted on the doorframe, inside and outside the restroom. This application sheet is posted as a resource on Camden's restroom control product page.

Camden offers an industry-leading range of packages designed specifically for the control of automatic doors in restroom applications. These kits feature a number of innovative and exclusive products that are not available elsewhere.

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