ACSI 1320-7 Pushbutton Switches , Adjustable time delay, single gang, 1 LED (red or green), SPDT contacts, wall mount

The ACSI 1320-7 is a release pushbutton with an adjustable time delay. Press it and the SPDT contacts transfer, then hold for the delay period you have set before returning. That is what you want on a door release: the mag lock or strike drops for a set number of seconds and re-secures itself with no second press. Compare that to an alternate-action button like the DynaLock 6115A, which latches on and stays on until someone presses it again.

Yes. The 1320-7 is a single gang, wall mount device, so it goes into a standard single gang box or single gang mud ring in the wall beside the opening. It is not a door-mounted or narrow stile switch, so if you need to mount on a hollow metal frame or an aluminum stile rather than in the wall, look at a narrow style switch such as the Trine 342 instead.

The SPDT contacts give you one normally open and one normally closed side off a common pole. Wire the normally closed side in series with the mag lock power so pressing the button drops the lock, and use the normally open side as a shunt or notify input to the panel. One button, both jobs, no relay added.

It is a normal release station, not an emergency device. There is no pull cover, no break glass, and no EXIT legend on the face. Where the code official or the drawing calls for an emergency release at the opening, use a device built for it, such as the Securitron EEB emergency exit push button or the RCI 908 Series electronic exit button with red EXIT text.

The ACSI 1320-7 is a single gang wall mount pushbutton for commercial door hardware, built as an interior release station. For a weather exposed location, the DynaLock 6171 Series is a weatherproof pushbutton with a blank faceplate. For a barrier free actuator, the RCI 950 Series round push plate carries a handicap symbol and is a momentary switch in satin stainless steel, which is the large push plate format a user hits with a forearm rather than a fingertip button. Neither is a drop in for the other, so specify by the opening.

The ACSI 1320-7 is a single gang, wall mount release pushbutton with adjustable time delay, one LED in red or green, and SPDT contacts. The nearest peer by mounting and switching is the DynaLock 6115A One Pushbutton, which is also a one gang pushbutton, in alternate action, from the DynaLock 6000 Push Button series. The DynaLock 6210 Series Palm Switch is the other SPDT peer, in an alternate action palm switch format rather than a standard pushbutton. Confirm which switching behavior the door controller expects before swapping, since the 1320-7 carries a time delay in the button itself while the DynaLock units are alternate action.

The ACSI 1320-7 carries an adjustable time delay and an LED in the button, which matters when the door has to stay released for a set interval. If the access control panel handles the timing and you only need a contact closure, the Securitron PB3 Series Push Buttons and the Trine 342 Narrow Style Electric Door Switch are plain switch options. The Trine 342 is narrow style, so it suits a mullion or door frame rather than a single gang wall box, while the 1320-7 is a single gang wall mount device. The RCI 909 Series flush mount momentary rocker switch is another simple choice, rated 250VAC 10A in a beige finish.

One LED, and it is offered red or green. Specify the color when you order. Common practice is green for a free egress or request-to-exit station and red for a secured or alarmed release, so pick to match what is already on your other openings rather than mixing colors across a building.

Timing is the difference that matters. The 1320-7 has an adjustable time delay built into the station, so the release duration is set at the button itself with no separate timer module. The Securitron PB3 and the illuminated PB4L are push button stations without that on-board delay in what we hold on them. If your release timing is already handled by the access panel or a standalone timer, a plain button will do the job; if it is not, the 1320-7 saves you a device.

The 1320-7 is an interior wall mount station and nothing in its build addresses weather. For an exterior door, gate, or an unheated dock wall, go with a weatherproof station such as the DynaLock 6171 Series weatherproof pushbutton instead.

No. The 1320-7 is a finger sized pushbutton in a single gang plate. Where staff are pushing carts or have full hands, a large actuator works better, and the DynaLock 6210 Series palm switch gives you a broad alternate-action SPDT target that can be hit with a forearm or an elbow.

The ACSI 1320-7 is a wall mount release pushbutton with a single red or green LED. For an illuminated button at the door itself, the Securitron PB4L Series pairs an illuminated halo with a stainless push button, and the Securitron PB5 Series is a medium round illuminated push button. The RCI 908 Series electronic exit button with red EXIT text is the option when the button needs to read as an exit device, and it is maintained operation rather than momentary. Choose by whether the crew needs a lit indication of state or a labeled exit call.

No. The DynaLock 6300 Series is an audible annunciator running on 6 to 28 VDC, so it signals a condition rather than switching the door release. The ACSI 1320-7 is a release pushbutton with SPDT contacts and an adjustable time delay that actually breaks or makes the lock circuit. The two are often installed on the same opening, the annunciator sounding while the button holds the door released. If what you need is the switch, stay with a pushbutton such as the 1320-7 or the DynaLock 6115A one pushbutton.

The ACSI 1320-7 releases the door with SPDT contacts on an adjustable time delay, so the release ends on its own after the set interval. A maintained device stays in the position it was set to until someone changes it: the RCI 919 Series rotary release button is maintained operation in a satin aluminum finish, and the RCI 908 Series exit button with red EXIT text is also maintained. The Securitron EEB emergency exit push button, with interchangeable LED lenses, is the choice when code calls for a dedicated emergency release at the opening. Pick by whether the door should re-secure itself or hold released until reset.

The 1320-7 signals visually only, through its single LED. There is no sounder in the station. If the opening needs an audible on release or on a door held open condition, add a separate annunciator such as the DynaLock 6300 Series audible annunciator, which runs on 6 to 28 VDC.

The 1320-7 is a single model, so the ordering decision is the LED color, red or green. Everything else is fixed: single gang wall mount body, SPDT contacts, adjustable time delay set in the field after installation.