Camden CM-331/42W Wired Touchless Switch for CM-TX99 Wireless Transmitter and Light Ring, 1-Relay

Deliver reliable, hands-free door activation that enhances hygiene, accessibility and security with the Camden Door Controls CM-331/42W touchless switch. Built as a Request-to-Exit device for commercial and healthcare environments, this wired touchless switch pairs seamlessly with the CM-TX99 wireless transmitter and Light Ring to provide visible status feedback and simple retrofit integration with existing access control and surveillance systems. The CM-331/42W features a single SPDT relay for direct connection to door operators, security panels or monitoring equipment and supports 12/24/30V DC input for flexible deployment. Adjustable sensitivity (up to 28" range) and a 3–30 second timer let you tailor activation to busy corridors, exam rooms, or secure entryways—reducing false triggers and improving throughput. Weather-resistant materials and a wide operating temperature range mean dependable performance indoors or out. Ideal for facilities seeking to reduce touchpoints, streamline exit monitoring, and integrate with security and surveillance infrastructure. Upgrade your access control solution with the CM-331/42W touchless switch—contact us to add it to your door control and monitoring setup today.

• Hands-free door activation that improves hygiene and ADA compliance while reducing wear on hardware and touchpoint transmission risks
• Designed to pair with the CM-TX99 wireless transmitter and Light Ring for easy retrofit and visible status indication in access control and monitoring systems
• Single SPDT 1-relay connection simplifies wiring to door operators, security panels or surveillance systems, supporting 12/24/30V DC inputs
• Weather-resistant construction and wide operating temperature range (-20°C to 67°C) deliver reliable performance for indoor or outdoor security applications
• Adjustable sensitivity and timer (3–30 seconds) with up to 28" detection range enables precise control in high-traffic areas and healthcare environments