Camden CM-AF142SO Single Gang Multi-Color LED Dome Light with Sounder

When you need fast, unmistakable assistance notification, the Camden Door Controls CM-AF142SO single gang LED dome light with sounder delivers dependable visual and audible alerts that improve occupant safety and streamline building monitoring. Designed for facility managers, security integrators, and access-control professionals, this compact indicator combines super-bright LEDs with an adjustable 93 dB sounder to ensure messages are seen and heard—even in daylight or noisy environments.

Built for real-world use, the CM-AF142SO mounts in a standard gang box, operates on 24V AC/DC for easy system integration, and features an impact-resistant, weather-sealed polycarbonate lens and rubber gasket to resist vandalism and the elements. The dome lens includes “Assistance Required” text (English, French or bilingual options) to meet accessibility requirements and support emergency notification in universal restrooms. Low current draw reduces system load, while a three-year limited warranty gives long-term reliability.

Ideal for healthcare, retail, education, and commercial facilities, this door alarm/indicator complements security, surveillance, and monitoring systems. Add the CM-AF142SO to your next access control or facility-safety project for clear, code-aware assistance signaling.

• Provides clear, reliable assistance alerts with both super-bright LED visibility and an adjustable 93 dB sounder for immediate occupant notification
• Compact single-gang design blends with existing decor and installs easily in standard gang box or wall mounts for fast integration
• Weather- and vandal-resistant polycarbonate housing with rubber gasket ensures dependable operation in high-traffic or exposed locations
• Low current draw and 24V AC/DC compatibility simplify wiring and integration with access control, fire, and security systems
• Compliant visual/text messaging (Assistance Required) supports accessibility requirements and improves occupant safety in restrooms and public spaces