Camden CM-46/4-WT 4-1/2" Square Push Plate Switch, Exposed Screws, 'WHEELCHAIR' Symbol and 'PUSH to OPEN', Text in Blue

Make entrances easy to use and reliable with the Camden Door Controls CM-46/4-WT push plate switch. Designed for accessible, high-traffic applications, this 4-1/2" square stainless steel push plate features a blue 'WHEELCHAIR' symbol and 'PUSH to OPEN' legend that clearly communicates ADA-compliant activation. The CM-46 series ships with standard water resistance, making it suitable for indoor and sheltered outdoor use where durability matters.

Built for installers and facility managers, the push plate mounts to single- or double-gang electrical boxes and uses an SPDT switch rated 15 amps @ 30VDC, compatible with 12V or 24V access control and door operator systems. Exposed screws and a four-stud design simplify servicing and retrofits, while rubber dampers reduce operational noise — ideal for hospitals, commercial buildings, and secure facilities. Integrate this unit with your security, surveillance, and monitoring systems to ensure dependable door activation at controlled entry points. Backed by a 3-year limited warranty, the CM-46/4-WT delivers dependable performance for ADA entrances and access control projects. Order now for secure, accessible door activation in commercial and institutional installations.

• Provides reliable, ADA-compliant door activation with a clear blue 'WHEELCHAIR' symbol and 'PUSH to OPEN' text for accessible entrances
• Heavy-duty stainless steel construction and standard water resistance protect against vandalism and harsh environments for long service life
• Exposed screws and 4-stud design allow fast, low-cost maintenance and retrofit to single- or double-gang boxes
• Quiet, consistent operation with rubber dampers reduces nuisance noise in high-traffic areas like hospitals and commercial facilities
• Compatible with common access control systems (12/24/30V DC) and rated 15A @ 30VDC for integration with security and monitoring equipment
• 3-year limited warranty backs performance and uptime for mission-critical entry points