Camden CM-AF540SO Double Gang, Push / Pull Mushroom Push Button, Red

When every second counts, the Camden Door Controls CM-AF540SO emergency push/pull mushroom button delivers unmistakable visual and audible alerts to accelerate response and protect occupants. This double-gang Emergency & Lockdown Button combines a super-bright LED annunciator with a large red mushroom push/pull actuator so staff and first responders can see and hear alarms clearly—even in bright daylight—helping to reduce reaction time and streamline incident management. Built for integration with security, surveillance and access control systems, the unit accepts 12V AC or 30V DC power and features an adjustable 85 dB sounder for configurable alert levels. The weatherproof, vandal-resistant enclosure and text/graphics that remain hidden when unlit provide a discreet, durable solution for schools, hospitals, commercial buildings and public transit hubs. Custom messages and graphics are available to match site-specific procedures. Specify the CM-AF540SO to enhance monitoring, lockdown and emergency workflows with a reliable, easy-to-install annunciator backed by a 3-year limited warranty. Add it to your security or alarm system today to improve visibility and response in critical situations.

• Provides immediate, high-visibility visual and audible alerts to speed emergency response and improve occupant safety
• Bright LED annunciator and red mushroom push/pull button ensure clear signaling even in daylight, reducing confusion during incidents
• Adjustable 85 dB sounder and selectable 12V AC / 30V DC input for flexible integration with existing security and access control systems
• Weatherproof, vandal-resistant double-gang design built for high-traffic public facilities like schools, hospitals, and commercial buildings
• Text/graphics remain invisible when off for discreet aesthetics and activate prominently when needed; customizable messaging available
• Backed by a 3-year limited warranty for long-term reliability in monitoring and lockdown applications