Camden Door Controls, a premier provider of door activation and locking devices, is pleased to introduce new emergency call system kits and components that support the use of momentary ‘press for emergency assistance’ activation devices, including ribbon tape switches.

The new models are the CX-WEC12 Emergency Call System Kit for universal restrooms with push button reset, and the CX-WEC13 Emergency Call System Kit for universal restrooms with key switch reset, cylinder included.

New features

Traditionally, Camden’s emergency call system kits have featured their CM-450R/12 ‘press for emergency assistance’ maintained mushroom push buttons, with push/pull action, which activate/deactivate the audible and visual alert. The new CX-WEC12 and CX-WEC13 kits are designed to support the use of momentary ‘press for emergency’ assistance activation devices, such as tape switches, supplied by Camden or others. The use of momentary switches also require a reset device, to deactivate the alarm. Camden is providing the option for a CM-8000/13 reset push button or CM-1100/14 reset key switch.

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