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CM-60/4

OVERVIEW Camden CM-60 Series 'All-Active' push plate switches are heavy-duty, ADA-compliant door controls. Faceplates are stainless steel or solid brass, and the assembly is designed for easy installation.

CM-6050

OVERVIEW Camden CM-6050 NO and NC maintained single-gang mushroom push buttons feature a 2-3/8" (60mm) diameter locking button. They are supplied with 1/4" thick vandal-resistant faceplates and heavy-duty contacts.

CM-60K/4

OVERVIEW Camden CM-60 Series 'All-Active' push plate switches are heavy-duty, ADA-compliant door controls. Faceplates are stainless steel or solid brass, and the assembly is designed for easy installation.

CM-69S

OVERVIEW Camden offers the industry's most extensive line of activation switches and supports them with the high-quality and affordable mounting enclosures and accessories installers need for a complete installation.

CM-701U

OVERVIEW Camden CM-700 Series 'Universal' pull stations and pull stations with sounder meet the stringent demands of emergency pull station controls. They are designed for single gang mounting and protrude only 3/4" from the wall. They are easily reset with a small screwdriver. Ideal for door release and emergency exit applications. 'Universal' models are supplied with 4 message labels. Note: Switch configurations indicated are when the pull station station is closed/reset. When pull stations are released, switch contacts will be the opposite of those indicated.

CM-702U

OVERVIEW Camden CM-700 Series 'Universal' pull stations and pull stations with sounder meet the stringent demands of emergency pull station controls. They are designed for single gang mounting and protrude only 3/4" from the wall. They are easily reset with a small screwdriver. Ideal for door release and emergency exit applications. 'Universal' models are supplied with 4 message labels. Note: Switch configurations indicated are when the pull station station is closed/reset. When pull stations are released, switch contacts will be the opposite of those indicated.

CM-703U

OVERVIEW Camden CM-700 Series 'Universal' pull stations and pull stations with sounder meet the stringent demands of emergency pull station controls. They are designed for single gang mounting and protrude only 3/4" from the wall. They are easily reset with a small screwdriver. Ideal for door release and emergency exit applications. 'Universal' models are supplied with 4 message labels. Note: Switch configurations indicated are when the pull station station is closed/reset. When pull stations are released, switch contacts will be the opposite of those indicated.

CM-7436/4

OVERVIEW Camden CM-74 Series COLUMN switches offer greater user convenience and lower installation costs by providing a single activation device in place of two high/low switches, as required by a growing number of building codes across North America.

CM-7436VR/4

OVERVIEW Camden CM-700 Series 'Universal' pull stations and pull stations with sounder meet the stringent demands of emergency pull station controls. They are designed for single gang mounting and protrude only 3/4" from the wall. They are easily reset with a small screwdriver. Ideal for door release and emergency exit applications. 'Universal' models are supplied with 4 message labels. Note: Switch configurations indicated are when the pull station station is closed/reset. When pull stations are released, switch contacts will be the opposite of those indicated.

CM-7536/4

OVERVIEW Camden CM-75 Series COLUMN switches offer greater user convenience and lower installation costs by providing a single activation device in place of two high/low switches, as required by a growing number of building codes across North America.

CM-7536/4-BRZ

OVERVIEW Camden CM-75 Series COLUMN switches offer greater user convenience and lower installation costs by providing a single activation device in place of two high/low switches, as required by a growing number of building codes across North America.

CM-7536/40

OVERVIEW Camden CM-75 Series COLUMN switches offer greater user convenience and lower installation costs by providing a single activation device in place of two high/low switches, as required by a growing number of building codes across North America.