Camden Door Controls CM-336-44S Battery Powered Switch Wireless Stainless Steel Single Gang, with Wheelchair Symbol Hand Icon

Introducing the Camden Door Controls CM-336-44S Battery Powered Switch, a state-of-the-art activation solution designed for automatic door applications. This hands-free switch features superior technology, ensuring reliable performance for both new and retrofit access control setups while ensuring accessibility with its wheelchair symbol hand icon.

Features

• Wired, wireless, and hybrid: Flexibility in installation options to suit various application needs.
• Indoor/outdoor use: Operates effectively in extreme temperatures from -4ºF to +153ºF (-20ºC to +85ºC), ensuring durability; gasket is included for weatherproofing.
• Industry-leading battery life: Wireless models provide up to 4 years of usage using standard 'AA' alkaline batteries, minimizing maintenance.
• 12/24V AC/DC operation: Line powered models allow compatibility with existing electrical systems for versatile operation.
• Relay options: Available in 1 and 2 relay wired models with SPDT, Form 'C' configurations for diverse control functions.
• Multiple faceplate options: Choose from narrow (jamb), single, and double gang faceplates in polycarbonate (black) and stainless steel finishes.
• Advanced technology: Equipped with active infrared technology for fast response and reliable activation.
• Heavy duty relay: Rated for 3 or 5 Amps, ensuring robust performance under various load conditions.
• Adjustable operating range: Customizable detection range up to 28" for tailored solutions; refer to model specifications.
• Selectable auto range mode: CM-331/332 Series models offer an adjustable operation mode of up to 6" for enhanced accessibility.
• Time delay adjustment: Customizable time delay settings according to specific application requirements; refer to model specifications.
• Fail safe/fail secure operation: Selectable options provide operator control over security measures.

Camden Door Controls CM-336-44S Detailed Specifications