ACSI 1340-1-2 Indicators Single gang , 2 LEDs (red & green), wall mount

It is a status indicator, not a release device. The ACSI 1340 Series indicators give visual or audible indication of system status, and the 1340-1-2 does it with two LEDs, red and green, on a single gang wall mount plate. Typical use is telling staff at a glance whether an opening is secure or released. It does not switch or unlock anything on its own, so if you need a push button or request-to-exit station at that location, you need a separate device.

Yes. The 1340-1-2 is built as a single gang wall mount plate, so it lands on the same one gang box or mud ring you would use for a switch. That makes it a straight fit alongside other single gang stations in a corridor or at a guard desk.

The nearest single-station indicator plate to the ACSI 1340-1-2 is the Alarm Controls RP-09, a single remote station wall plate with an LED status indicator. Both are wall-mounted single-station plates that show access control system status at the door. The difference is how many states each can show: the ACSI 1340-1-2 carries two LEDs, red and green, so secure and released can be indicated by separate lamps, while the RP-09 is described with a single LED status indicator. If the sequence of operation on the drawing calls for two distinct colors at the remote point, the 1340-1-2 matches it directly.

The ACSI 1340-1-2 is built as a single gang wall mount plate, so it needs a standard single gang opening or box. Where the mounting location will not accept that, Alarm Controls builds narrower formats: the RP series includes a narrow remote plate, and the MP series is a mini remote plate. Those are the ones to look at for mullions, narrow stile frames, and other spots where a full single gang plate will not land. Confirm the number and color of indicators you need before switching, since the two-LED red and green arrangement is what the 1340-1-2 provides.

One plate covers it. The 1340-1-2 carries two LEDs on the same single gang plate, red and green, so a single opening in one box can show both states without a second station. If you only ever need a single color, a one LED plate such as the Alarm Controls RP-28, a single remote station wall plate with a red LED, does the same job with less on the face.

Alarm Controls makes several remote plates ZenSupply carries. The RP-09 is a single remote station wall plate with an LED status indicator, the closest single station equivalent. The RP-28 is the same idea with a red LED. The RP Series narrow plates suit narrow stile aluminum door frames where a standard gang plate will not sit. The MP Series mini remote plates are the smaller footprint option. The differentiator on the ACSI 1340-1-2 is the pair of LEDs, red and green, on one plate.

That is exactly what the 1340-1-2 is. It is catalogued as a replacement part in the ACSI 1340 Series, so you can order the single gang two LED plate on its own to swap out a failed one rather than replacing the whole station. Match it to a 1340 Series indicator location with red and green indication.

When the door only needs a single state annunciated, the Alarm Controls RP-28 is a single remote station wall plate with a red LED, and the RP-09 is a single remote station wall plate with an LED status indicator. Either covers a one-lamp job. The ACSI 1340-1-2 is the choice when you need both a red and a green LED on the same single gang wall plate, for example to distinguish locked from released rather than just flagging one condition. Specify the red-LED RP-28 only if red is the state your sequence actually annunciates.

Treat them as different device classes before assuming a swap. The ACSI 1340-1-2 is an indicator: its job is visual annunciation of system status through two LEDs, red and green, on a single gang wall mount plate. The Alarm Controls MP mini remote plates and the RP narrow remote plates are remote station plates, and within that family the RP-09 and RP-28 are the ones whose descriptions state an LED status indicator and a red LED respectively. A remote plate that carries a switching function is not interchangeable with a plate whose only function is indication, so match the device to what the panel wiring at that point actually needs.

Commercial. The 1340-1-2 is a commercial grade electronic access control component, sold as a replacement part for 1340 Series indicator stations. Institutional and MRO buyers standardizing status indication across a facility can specify the same 1340-1-2 at every single gang location.