MISSISSAUGA, ON, Canada — Camden Door Controls, a provider of door activation and locking products, has published a new application spec guide for specification writers designing a wireless, barrier-free restroom control system.
The application utilizes standard push plate “push to open” switches and a mushroom “push to lock” switch, with CM-TX9 battery-powered wireless transmitters, and CM-RX-91 and CM-RX92 receivers.
“Occupied” and “Locked” annunciation is provided by hard-wired (narrow) LED annunciators that are mounted on the door frame, inside and outside the restroom. The application sheet is posted as a resource on Camden’s restroom control product page.
Camden offers a range of packages designed specifically for the control of automatic doors in restroom applications.
The kits are said to feature a number of exclusive products that are not available elsewhere, including the CM-AF500 single gang annunciator (providing “OWL” signage that is not legible when unit is not lit), CX-33 advanced logic relay (providing exclusive operation modes for restroom control) and Aura illuminated push plate switches (that combine “OWL” annunciation and door activation in one product.
The company is ISO 9001:2008 registered, with extensive product development capabilities, and maintains a 25,000-foot manufacturing facility. The company’s products are designed for compliance to UL standards, building/fire codes and Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) requirements.
