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Command Access CRSREXKIT-ED Field Installable Request to Exit Kit for Cal Royal 22/98 & Sargent 80 Series with SPDT Switch

Command Access CRSREXKIT-ED Field Installable Request to Exit Kit for Cal Royal 22/98 & Sargent 80 Series with SPDT Switch

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Command Access Field Installable Request to Exit Kit for Cal Royal 22/98 & Sargent 80 Series with SPDT Switch

Professional Request-to-Exit Solution for Compatible Exit Devices

The Command Access field installable request-to-exit kit provides seamless integration with Sargent 8000, Cal Royal 9800/2200 exit devices. This SPDT (single pole, double throw) switch rated at .5A @24VAC sends signals to alert control panels when doors are opened from within secured areas. The kit includes all necessary mounting hardware and installation components for professional field installation.

Professional Features & Benefits

  • Exit Device Compatibility: Specifically designed for Sargent 8000, Cal Royal 9800/2200 exit devices for precise integration with existing hardware.
  • SPDT Switch Configuration: Single pole, double throw design with .5A @24VAC rating provides reliable switching for access control systems.
  • Color-Coded Wiring: Green common, blue normally open, and gray normally closed connections simplify installation and reduce wiring errors.
  • Complete Installation Kit: Includes REX bracket, cable tie mount, REX sticker, cable tie, and 40041 self-tapping screw for field installation.
  • Field Installable Design: Easy installation switch configuration allows retrofit applications without device replacement.
  • Professional Signal Management: Alerts control panels when doors are opened from within secured areas for comprehensive access monitoring.

Technical Specifications

  • Commercial/Residential: Commercial
  • Department: Door Hardware
  • Electronic: Yes
  • Parts and Accessories Type: Replacement Parts
  • Product Attribute: Parts and Accessories
  • Product Category: Electronic Access Controls
  • Product Group: Electronic Access Controls
  • Product Subgroup: Sensors, Switches, Relays and Timers
  • Product Type: Parts and Accessories
  • Series: CMACRSREXKIT-ED Switch kits
  • Subcategory: Accessories

Professional Applications

  • Commercial Building Security Systems
  • Retail Loss Prevention
  • Healthcare Facility Access Control
  • Educational Institution Safety Systems
  • Industrial Facility Monitoring
  • Emergency Exit Compliance
  • Multi-Tenant Residential Properties

Why Choose Command Access Quality?

Command Access request-to-exit solutions deliver professional-grade reliability with SPDT switch technology rated for .5A @24VAC applications. The complete kit design with color-coded wiring and mounting hardware ensures proper installation and dependable operation. Engineered for demanding commercial applications where reliable exit monitoring and access control integration are essential.

Manufacturer Resources

Command Access Catalog

Product Specs

Product Group:
Electronic Access Controls
Series:
CMACRSREXKIT-ED Switch kits
Product Subgroup:
Sensors, Switches, Relays and Timers
Product Type:
Parts and Accessories
Subcategory:
Accessories
Commercial/Residential:
Commercial
Electronic:
Yes
Parts and Accessories Type:
Replacement Parts
Product Attribute:
Parts and Accessories
Product Category:
Electronic Access Controls
Department:
Door Hardware

Command Access CRSREXKIT-ED – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Will the Command Access CRSREXKIT-ED request-to-exit kit fit my Sargent 80 Series exit device?
The CRSREXKIT-ED is built for Sargent 8000 and Cal Royal 9800/2200 exit devices. If your opening has a Sargent 80 Series device, that is the family this kit is cut for. It mounts inside the existing device, so you keep the exit device you already have and add the REX switch to it. On anything outside those two families (Von Duprin, Precision, Detex), this bracket will not land correctly and you need the kit specific to that device.
2) What is the switch rating on the Command Access CRSREXKIT-ED, and will it drive my access control panel input?
It is an SPDT (single pole, double throw) switch rated .5A at 24VAC. That is a dry-contact signal switch, sized for a panel input or a relay coil, not for switching a maglock or a strike directly. If you are powering a locking device, run the REX contact into the panel or into a separate relay rated for that load.
3) How do I wire the Command Access request-to-exit kit, and which lead is normally open?
Three color-coded leads: green is common, blue is normally open, gray is normally closed. Most panels take common and normally open for a standard REX input; use common and gray if your panel or shunt circuit wants a normally closed loop. Because it is SPDT you have both sets available off one switch, so you can run the NO side to the panel and the NC side to an alarm shunt.
4) What comes in the Command Access CRSREXKIT-ED box, and do I need to order anything else to install it?
The kit ships with the REX bracket, a cable tie mount, a cable tie, a REX sticker, and a 40041 self-tapping screw. That is the full mechanical side of the install. What is not in the box is wire from the device to the door edge, the door loop or electric hinge to get the signal across the opening, and the panel-side terminations, so plan on a power transfer and cable as separate line items.
5) What request-to-exit option works on a door with a mag lock instead of a Cal Royal or Sargent exit device?
The Command Access CRSREXKIT-ED is built to mount inside Sargent 8000 and Cal Royal 9800/2200 exit devices, so it needs one of those devices in the door to have something to sense. On an opening secured by a mag lock with no exit device, the DynaLock 6451-36 exit sensor bar for a 36 inch door is the request-to-exit device to look at instead: it is a full-width push bar that generates the exit signal itself rather than a switch kit that rides along inside existing panic hardware.
6) If the goal is an audible alert when someone pushes the exit device, is the CRSREXKIT-ED the right part?
Not on its own. The CRSREXKIT-ED is a dry-contact SPDT switch with green common, blue normally open and gray normally closed leads; it reports the push to a control panel and makes no sound. For a local audible at the door, the RCI 914 delayed egress sounder has field-selectable volume output up to 102dB, and the Adams Rite 29-0218 piezo electric horn is a multi-voltage horn. A common build uses the REX kit for the panel signal and one of those for the noise.
7) Can a request-to-exit switch be added to an existing exit device in the field, or do I have to replace the whole device?
Adding it in the field is the point of this kit. The CRSREXKIT-ED is a field installable switch kit that goes into a Sargent 8000 or Cal Royal 9800/2200 device already hanging on the door, so you are not buying an electrified exit device to get a REX signal. That matters on a retrofit where the existing devices are in good shape and only the access control is new.
8) What does a request-to-exit kit actually do on a secured door?
It tells the control panel that someone pushed the exit device from the inside. The CRSREXKIT-ED switch closes when the touchpad is depressed and signals the panel that the door is about to open from within the secured side, so the panel logs a valid egress instead of a forced-door alarm and can shunt the door contact. Mechanical egress is unaffected; the exit device still opens whether or not the electronics are alive.
9) My exit device is not a Sargent or Cal Royal. What else can I use to get an egress signal to the panel?
When the device family does not match, the signal has to come from somewhere other than inside the exit device. A DynaLock 6451-36 exit sensor bar for a 36 inch door gives you egress signalling off a separate push bar rather than off the existing device. For delayed egress openings, the RCI 914 Series delayed egress sounder handles the annunciation side with field-selectable volume up to 102dB. Neither is a drop-in substitute for the CRSREXKIT-ED; they are different ways of solving the same egress-signal problem when the in-device kit will not fit.
10) How do I get the REX wires from the exit device across the door to the frame?
That transfer is a separate part from the kit. The CRSREXKIT-ED includes the switch, bracket, cable tie and mount to dress the wire inside the device, but nothing to cross the gap at the hinge edge. An RCI 9500/9501 Series mortise pin transfer, rated 1.5A at 24VAC with a tamper-resistant design, carries the low-voltage conductors from door to frame and has ample headroom over the .5A @24VAC this switch runs at.
11) Do I need to specify handing or a model option when ordering the Command Access request-to-exit kit?
No options to pick. The kit is sold as a single model, CRSREXKIT-ED, with no handing, finish, or length choice to specify on the order. The only thing to confirm before ordering is the exit device it is going into: Sargent 8000 or Cal Royal 9800/2200.
12) Is the Securitron SB-MXD exit delay sex bolt a substitute for a request-to-exit switch kit?
No. The SB-MXD is an exit delay sex bolt, a fastener used to mount hardware through the door in a delayed egress application. The Command Access CRSREXKIT-ED is an SPDT switch kit rated .5A at 24VAC with a REX bracket, cable tie mount, REX sticker, cable tie and self-tapping screw, and its job is to send a signal to the control panel when the door is pushed open from the secure side. The two show up on the same opening but one is mounting hardware and the other is the signal source.
13) What powers a request-to-exit kit rated .5A at 24VAC?
The CRSREXKIT-ED switch itself is a contact rated .5A at 24VAC and is not a powered device; it switches whatever the panel circuit carries, within that rating. Where 24VAC needs to be generated at the door, the Adams Rite 4605 is a 115 VAC to 12/24 VAC transformer with 40 volt-amp output. If the run needs the single switch closure split out to several controlled devices, the Locknetics RDB4 is a 4 output relay distribution board, supplied as board only.
14) Is the Command Access CRSREXKIT-ED rated for commercial use in a hospital or school?
It is a commercial-duty part, catalogued for commercial rather than residential service, and Command Access lists it for healthcare access control, educational safety systems, retail loss prevention, industrial monitoring, and multi-tenant residential. For a facility standardizing REX signalling across many openings, the constraint is not the building type, it is the exit device: every door you put it on has to be a Sargent 8000 or Cal Royal 9800/2200.
15) What powers a 24VAC request-to-exit circuit if I am starting from line voltage?
The switch itself draws nothing, it just passes a contact, but the circuit it sits in needs low-voltage supply. An Adams Rite 4605 transformer converts 115 VAC to 12/24 VAC with 40 volt-amp output, which suits a 24VAC access control circuit of the sort this .5A @24VAC switch is rated into. Size the supply for the locking device and panel on the opening, not for the REX contact.
16) Is the CRSREXKIT-ED a replacement part for a failed REX switch, or only for new access control installs?
Both. Command Access classes it as a replacement part, so it serves as the swap when the original request-to-exit switch in a Sargent 8000 or Cal Royal 9800/2200 device has failed, and it serves equally as the first-time addition when an opening is being brought onto access control. Same kit either way, same bracket and 40041 self-tapping screw.
17) Can a request-to-exit kit be used on an all-glass door?
The CRSREXKIT-ED installs inside a Sargent 8000 or Cal Royal 9800/2200 exit device, so it suits a door carrying that panic hardware. All-glass openings that cannot take those devices are handled by the Securitron glass door accessories line, a Grade 2 series built for that application.
18) Is a touchless actuator an alternative to a request-to-exit switch?
They answer different sides of the opening. The CRSREXKIT-ED is a field installable switch that reports egress when the exit device is pushed from the secure side. The LCN 8310-3803 is a 3V wireless conversion kit for jamb mount touchless actuators, which is the wave-to-open input that commands an operator. A door can carry both, and one does not replace the other.
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Does the Command Access CRSREXKIT-ED come with a warranty?
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