ACSI 1320-2 Pushbutton Switches , Single gang, 1 LED (red or green), wall mount

The ACSI 1320-2 is a commercial release pushbutton for electronic access control, used to send a release signal to a door, and it carries one LED indicator (red or green). It mounts in a single gang wall box, and ACSI lists it for use with the 6100 common batch door system.

Yes, the 1320-2 is a single gang, wall mount device, so it drops into the standard single gang box already in most walls. For an exterior or wash down opening you want a weatherproof button instead, such as the DynaLock 6171 Series weatherproof pushbutton.

No. The 1320-2 is not ADA compliant, so it should not be used as the accessible actuator on a power operator opening. For that application use a large push plate with the handicap symbol, like the RCI 950 Series round push plate with handicap symbol in satin stainless.

The ACSI 1320-2 is a single gang, wall mount release pushbutton with one LED, available in red or green. The nearest single gang equivalent is the DynaLock 6115A, a one pushbutton, 1 gang unit in the DynaLock 6000 Push Button series with alternate action switching. Both mount to a standard single gang opening; the difference is that the 1320-2 carries an LED indicator in the faceplate while the 6115A is described as a plain one-button 1 gang device with alternate action contacts. Choose by whether the opening needs a lit status indication at the button or just the contact closure.

The ACSI 1320-2 is a single gang wall mount release pushbutton and is a commercial interior style device. For an opening exposed to weather, the DynaLock 6171 is a weatherproof pushbutton with a blank faceplate, from the DynaLock 6170 series. The 6171 gives up the labeled and LED-lit face of the 1320-2 in exchange for a weatherproof housing, so a contractor running a gate, dock, or exterior entry release should specify the 6171 and keep the 1320-2 for protected interior walls.

No. The ACSI 1320-2 is listed as not ADA compliant, so it should not be specified as the accessible actuator on a barrier free entrance. For that role the RCI 950HP is a round push plate with a handicap symbol and momentary switching in satin stainless steel, from the RCI 950 series. Institutional and MRO buyers standardizing a facility commonly use the 950HP at the accessible actuator location and a single gang button like the 1320-2 at staff-side release points.

The ACSI 1320-2 needs a single gang wall mount opening. Where the only available surface is a narrow frame face or mullion, the Trine 342 is a narrow style electric door switch in the Trine 342 series, sized for those tight vertical surfaces. A general contractor coring a hollow metal frame that cannot take a single gang box should specify the narrow style 342 rather than trying to fit the 1320-2.

The 1320-2 carries a single LED, offered in red or green, used to indicate door or lock status at the button. Only one LED is on the device, so if you need separate secure and released indication at the same location you are looking at a two LED unit or a separate annunciator, such as the DynaLock 6300 Series audible annunciator.

A momentary release button, which is what a request to exit or release pushbutton like the ACSI 1320-2 is for, unlocks the door only while it is pressed. If you need the door to stay released until someone presses again, you want a maintained or alternate action switch instead, such as the DynaLock 6115A alternate action pushbutton or the RCI 908 Series exit button with maintained operation.

Wall mount. The 1320-2 sits in a single gang box in the wall next to the opening. If you have to put the button on a narrow frame or mullion rather than a wall, a narrow style switch such as the Trine 342 narrow style electric door switch is the shape that fits there.

The part is ACSI 1320-2, from ACSI's 1300 Series. It is offered as the one model, so there is no separate finish or function suffix to specify on the order; the LED is red or green.

The ACSI 1320-2 is a release pushbutton with a single LED in red or green on a single gang wall mount plate. The RCI 908-RE-MA 32D is an electronic exit button from the RCI 908 series with red EXIT text on the face and maintained operation, meaning the contacts stay in the switched state after the press rather than returning. If the door control system expects a momentary release signal, the maintained 908-RE-MA is not a drop-in for a release button; if the application is a hold-open or latched unlock, the maintained device is the one that matches.

The DynaLock 6300 is an audible annunciator rated 6-28 VDC in the DynaLock 6000 series, and it shares the 6000 series family with DynaLock pushbuttons, so it can be picked by mistake when ordering from a series list. It is a sounder, not a switch, and it will not release a door. The ACSI 1320-2 is the release pushbutton. If the job calls for both a release point and local audible notification, the 6300 is ordered in addition to a button, never in place of one.

The ACSI 1320-2 carries one LED in red or green on the faceplate. Where no lit status is required at the button, the Securitron PB3 series push button is a plain push button device, and the DynaLock 6115A is a one pushbutton, 1 gang unit with alternate action switching. Both drop the indicator and the wiring run that feeds it. If the indicator is wanted but in a different form, the Securitron PB4L is an illuminated halo with a stainless push button and the Securitron PB5 is a medium round illuminated push button, which light the ring or the button face rather than a separate LED in a single gang plate.

The ACSI 1320-2 is a single gang wall mount release pushbutton with one LED in red or green and is intended as a standard release point. For a designated emergency egress release the Securitron EEB is an emergency exit push button with interchangeable LED lenses, which gives the same lit indication while carrying the emergency exit identity on the device itself. Security integrators specifying an egress release at a monitored door should use the EEB there and keep the 1320-2 for routine release locations.

The ACSI 1320-2 is a single gang wall mount pushbutton pressed with a fingertip. Where staff are carrying carts, trays, or tooling, the DynaLock 6210 series palm switch is an alternate-action SPDT device sized for a full palm strike, from the DynaLock 6200 series. Healthcare, kitchen, and warehouse openings usually take the palm switch at the traffic side and the 1320-2 style single gang button at the control or reception side.

The ACSI 1320-2 is a commercial electronic release pushbutton used as a low voltage control point on a door system. The RCI 909F-MO is a flush mount momentary rocker switch rated 250VAC 10A with a beige finish, in the RCI 909 series. Where the circuit being broken is a line voltage load rather than a low voltage door control input, the 909F-MO is the device that carries that rating; the 1320-2 is specified on the control side.

The ACSI 1320-2 is a single gang wall mount pushbutton that releases on a straight press. Where casual or accidental presses are a concern, the RCI 919-MA 28 is a rotary release button with maintained operation in a satin aluminum finish, from the RCI 919 series. The rotary action requires a deliberate twist rather than a push, which suits public corridors and detention adjacent spaces; the 1320-2 remains the simpler choice in controlled staff areas.

The ACSI 1320-2 is the single gang wall mount version with one LED. Illuminated alternatives ZenSupply carries include the Securitron PB4L Series, a stainless push button with an illuminated halo, and the Securitron PB5 Series medium round illuminated push button. For a dedicated emergency release, the Securitron EEB emergency exit push button uses interchangeable LED lenses so you pick the indicator color.