Alarm Controls RP Series - LED Illuminated Remote Plates - RP-33, RP-35 Single Gang, Stainless Steel Wall Plate, Red, Yellow and Green LED

Both are single gang stainless plates with a 1/2 inch hole for a pushbutton or key switch, and both carry a red LED. The difference is LED size: the RP-33 uses a 1/4 inch red LED, the RP-30L uses a 1/2 inch red LED. Pick the 1/2 inch LED where the plate needs to be read from across a lobby or corridor; the 1/4 inch is the discreet option.

Yes. Both the RP-33 and RP-30L are supplied with a 1/2 inch hole alongside the LED, which is the standard mounting cutout for a small pushbutton or keyswitch. That lets one single gang plate carry both the release device and the status indicator.

The RP-33 carries a 1/4 inch red LED, and the RP-30L carries a 1/2 inch red LED, both with a 1/2 inch hole in a satin stainless steel single gang plate. For a green indication in a single gang wall mount plate, the ACSI 1340-1 is offered with either a red or a green LED. Choose by the color the door status convention at the facility calls for.

The RP Series is built in red, yellow and green LED versions. The two ordered as RP-33 and RP-30L are both red LED plates, differing only in LED diameter (1/4 inch versus 1/2 inch). Use red for a locked or armed indication and green for door released, depending on how you wire the indicator circuit.

The ACSI 1340-1 from the 1340 Series is a single gang wall mount indicator with one LED available in red or green, which covers the case where the indication has to be green rather than red. It's an indicator plate only, so if you also need the 1/2 inch cutout for a release button, the RP-33 or RP-30L is the one that carries both.

Both are single gang wall mount indicator plates. The Alarm Controls RP series uses a satin stainless steel plate, runs on 12/24 VDC, and is offered in configurations that combine an LED with a 1/2 inch device hole - the RP-33 with a 1/4 inch red LED and the RP-30L with a 1/2 inch red LED. The ACSI 1340-1 is a single gang indicator with one LED in red or green. If a site wants one plate that both indicates and hosts a switch, the RP configurations do that in a single gang; if separate indicator-only points are wanted, the 1340-1 fills that role.

Both are single gang wall mount plates, so the box behind the wall is the same size. The difference is what is on the face: the RP-33 has a 1/4 inch red LED and a 1/2 inch hole for a separate device, while the ACSI 1340-1 is described as a single gang indicator with one LED in red or green. If the existing RP-33 has a key switch or button mounted in that 1/2 inch hole, that device needs a new home before swapping in an indicator-only plate.

The plate is satin stainless steel, the same finish used on most commercial device plates and cover plates, so it reads as a match against brushed stainless switch plates and door hardware elsewhere in the building. It's a commercial-grade part, not a residential decorator plate.