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RCI 941 Mullion Push Plate with Universal Touch Activation and Tamper-Resistant Design

RCI 941 Mullion Push Plate with Universal Touch Activation and Tamper-Resistant Design

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RCI 941 Mullion Push Plate with Universal Touch Activation and Tamper-Resistant Design

Professional Electronic Access Control Switch for Commercial Applications

The RCI 941 Mullion Push Plate delivers reliable electronic access control with universal touch activation and tamper-resistant design. Featuring compact 1-1/2"W x 4-3/4"H dimensions for easy application on guide rails and swing doors, this push plate provides momentary SPDT switch operation with beveled edges for vandal resistance. Text and symbols are baked onto the brushed stainless steel surface for maximum durability, backed by a Lifetime Limited Warranty.

Professional Features & Benefits

  • Compact Dimensions: 1-1/2"W x 4-3/4"H (38mm x 121mm) narrow profile design for easy application on guide rails and swing doors.
  • Tamper-Resistant Construction: Beveled edges provide vandal-resistant protection, creating a dependable solution in vandal-prone areas.
  • Universal Touch Activation: Push at any location on the faceplate for reliable activation without precise targeting requirements.
  • Durable Surface Treatment: Text and symbols are baked onto the surface for maximum durability and long-lasting visibility.
  • Professional Switch Operation: Momentary SPDT switch operation with DPDT accessory kit available for expanded functionality.
  • Commercial-Grade Finish: Available in Brushed Stainless Steel (32D) for professional appearance and corrosion resistance.
  • Manufacturer Warranty: Lifetime Limited Warranty for added confidence and protection.
  • Multiple Configuration Options: Available in Handicap Logo Only, PTO, Handicap PTO, Handicap PTO with Microswitch Door Switch, and Handicap with Microswitch Door Switch variants.

Technical Specifications

  • Commercial/Residential: Commercial
  • Department: Door Hardware
  • Electronic: Yes
  • Product Category: Electronic Access Controls
  • Product Group: Electronic Access Controls
  • Product Subgroup: Sensors, Switches, Relays and Timers
  • Product Type: Switches
  • Series: 941 Series
  • Subcategory: Push Buttons Switches

Installation & Operation

  1. Verify electrical requirements match available power supply and confirm current capacity before proceeding with installation.
  2. Disconnect power supply before beginning installation. Follow all applicable electrical codes and safety procedures.
  3. Mount the unit in the specified location ensuring adequate clearance for wiring access, ventilation, and future service requirements.
  4. Route and connect wiring according to manufacturer wiring diagrams. Use appropriate wire gauge and connectors for the application.
  5. Configure operational settings including any configurable options per application requirements.
  6. Restore power and test all functions including normal operation, alarm/alert functions, and integration with connected systems.
  7. Complete final inspection and document settings. Refer to manufacturer documentation for complete wiring diagrams, programming instructions, and troubleshooting.

Professional Applications

  • Handicap Accessible Areas
  • Vandal-Prone Environments
  • Commercial Building Vestibules
  • Storefront Access Control
  • Healthcare Facility Entry Points
  • Industrial Facility Access Systems
  • Commercial Building Security Systems

Tamper-Resistant Design

The RCI 941 features beveled edges that provide tamper and vandal resistant protection, creating a dependable solution specifically engineered for vandal-prone areas. This design ensures reliable operation even in challenging environments where equipment abuse is a concern.

Why Choose RCI Quality?

RCI 941 Series push plates deliver professional-grade reliability with tamper-resistant construction and universal touch activation technology. The baked-on text and symbols provide maximum durability for demanding commercial applications, backed by a Lifetime Limited Warranty. Engineered for vandal-prone environments where dependable electronic access control performance is essential.

Manufacturer Resources

RCI Product Catalog

Product Specs

Product Group:
Electronic Access Controls
Series:
941 Series
Product Subgroup:
Sensors, Switches, Relays and Timers
Product Type:
Switches
Subcategory:
Push Buttons Switches
Commercial/Residential:
Commercial
Electronic:
Yes
Product Category:
Electronic Access Controls
Department:
Door Hardware

RCI 941H-MO 32D – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Which RCI 941 push plate should I order, PTO or handicap logo?
Four configurations of the 941 mullion plate are offered: Handicap Logo Only, PTO (Push to Exit text), Handicap PTO, which carries both the wheelchair symbol and the exit text, and two versions that add a microswitch door switch, Handicap with Microswitch Door Switch and Handicap PTO with Microswitch Door Switch. Pick on what the plate has to communicate at the opening. An egress door in a secured corridor wants PTO wording. An accessible entrance that people are told to press wants the handicap symbol. Text and symbols are baked onto the brushed stainless face rather than screened on top, so they don't wear off under traffic.
2) Can the RCI 941 push plate switch both a maglock and a second circuit like an operator or an alarm shunt?
Not as it ships. The 941 is a momentary SPDT switch, so it gives you one set of contacts, one normally open and one normally closed pair off a common. That covers dropping a maglock or triggering an auto operator, but not both at once. RCI offers a DPDT accessory kit for the 941 that adds the second pole when you need to break power and signal something else on the same press.
3) The RCI 941 push plate will not fit the narrow stile - what should I use instead?
Two alternatives drop the plate entirely. The Dortronics WR5276-HD22 series is a heavy duty water proof switch with a 5/8 inch round stainless entry button, which needs only a small round cutout rather than a rectangular plate opening. The Dortronics 5277-PZL is a weather proof heavy duty touch sensitive piezo push button with a dual-color illuminated ring, another round-body option that also gives visual status feedback. The RCI 941 remains the choice where you want a large touch target, since it activates from a push at any location on the faceplate.
4) For an exterior or wash-down entry, is the RCI 941 the right push plate?
The RCI 941's stated protection is mechanical: beveled edges for tamper and vandal resistance in vandal-prone areas, on a brushed stainless steel faceplate. If the exposure is water rather than abuse, the Dortronics WR5276-HD22 is specifically a heavy duty water proof switch and the Dortronics 5277-PZL is a weather proof heavy duty touch sensitive push button. Choose the RCI 941 for protected vestibules and interior corridors where the risk is impact and tampering.
5) Can a Schlage Electronics 7764 or 7766 be used in place of an RCI 941 push plate?
No - they do different jobs even though both are SPDT. The Schlage Electronics 7764 is a magnetic door position switch in a concealed flush mount and the 7766 is the surface mount version of the same magnetic door position switch; they report whether the door is open or closed. The RCI 941 is a push plate a person presses to release the door, with momentary SPDT operation. On a monitored opening you often need both: the push plate to request exit and the position switch to tell the panel the door closed.
6) Is there a touchless alternative to the RCI 941 push plate for a healthcare entry?
Yes. The Locknetics WS-200 and WS-200-MB are flush mount wave switches, activated by a hand pass rather than contact. The Locknetics TS-100 is a touch switch with dual LED status indication and a programmable timer, which adds on-plate status feedback and a built-in hold time. The RCI 941 is a contact push plate with universal touch activation, pressed anywhere on the faceplate, and is the option to keep where you want a physical press and baked-on handicap logo or PTO text.
7) We need a release the public cannot see or reach - what takes the place of a wall-mounted RCI 941?
The Locknetics CSW-100 and CSW-200 are flush mount concealed desk releases with an SPDT switch, mounted under a reception counter so only staff can operate them. The RCI 941 is the opposite intent: a visible push plate carrying handicap logo or Push to Exit text for the public to use. Both switch SPDT, so a panel input wired for one accepts the other, and many lobbies use a concealed release for staff plus a 941 plate for accessible public egress.
8) What does the microswitch door switch version of the RCI 941 add?
Two of the 941 configurations, Handicap with Microswitch Door Switch and Handicap PTO with Microswitch Door Switch, bundle a separate door switch with the push plate. That gives you a contact tied to door position alongside the push plate contact, so a controller can see whether the door actually opened after the press rather than only that someone pushed. If you're specifying a plate for a plain maglock release and nothing is watching door state, the plain Handicap Logo Only or PTO version is all you need.
9) Is there a push plate that holds up in a school corridor or a parking garage where things get kicked?
The RCI 941 is built for that. The faceplate is brushed stainless steel with beveled edges, so there is no lip for a pry bar or a shoe to catch, and the graphics are baked into the surface instead of applied as a label, which is usually the first thing to go in an abused location. It also activates anywhere on the face, so a hard slap with a cart or an elbow works the same as a fingertip press.
10) Does the whole face of the RCI 941 work, or do I have to hit a specific button?
Press anywhere on the faceplate and it actuates. There is no small button inset in the plate to aim at, which matters on an accessible opening where someone may be pushing with a wrist, a forearm, or a wheelchair armrest, and in low light where nobody can find a target.
11) What else could I use instead of the RCI 941 if my mounting surface is wider than a mullion?
On a wide surface you aren't limited to a narrow plate. The Dortronics 5287 Series puts a 1-1/2 inch wide push plate on a 3 inch wide back plate, which suits a standard gang box on a wall rather than a stile, and the Dortronics 5286 Series is a push plate exit release carrying Push to Exit text. The RCI 941 stays the right pick when the only real estate you have is the 1-1/2 inch width of a mullion or guide rail.
12) Is a push plate or a touchless wave switch better for a hospital entrance?
A mechanical plate like the RCI 941 takes a physical press, so it has a tactile confirmation and nothing to false-trigger from a passing cart. In infection-control areas where staff don't want to touch anything, a no-contact device is the usual answer. ZenSupply carries the Locknetics WS-200 and WS-200-MB flush mount wave switch for that, and the Dortronics 5277-PZL piezo touch switch with a dual color illuminated ring where you want a touch device with no moving parts and a visible status indication.
13) Will the RCI 941 push plate tell my access control panel whether the door is open?
Only in the versions that include the microswitch door switch. A push plate on its own reports a press, not door position. If you need genuine door status for a held-open alarm or forced-door monitoring, use a dedicated door position switch instead, such as the Schlage Electronics 7764 concealed flush mount or the 7766 surface mount, both SPDT magnetic contacts. Many jobs use both: the 941 for the release, a position switch for monitoring.
14) Do I need anything besides the RCI 941 to make the door release work?
The 941 is the switch only, not a complete system. You still need a power supply sized for the lock, the locking device itself, and the wiring run between them. Verify the electrical requirements and current capacity of your power supply against the circuit before you cut in, kill power before mounting, and leave clearance behind the plate for wiring access and later service. If you need two circuits switched from the one press, add the DPDT accessory kit at the same time.
15) I need a request to exit signal off my existing cylindrical lock, not a wall plate. What should I look at?
A push plate is the wrong tool for that. The RCI 941 is a separate wall or mullion mounted switch someone has to press. If you want the exit signal generated by the lever itself, the Command Access REXKIT-CL is a field installable request to exit switch kit for CL180 Series cylindrical locks, also SPDT. Use the 941 when the release has to be a deliberate, visible press at the opening; use a lock mounted REX when the signal should come from normal egress.
16) If the opening does not need a handicap logo, is there a simpler push to exit plate than the RCI 941?
Yes. The Dortronics 5286 series is a push plate exit release carrying "Push to Exit" text, with no accessibility logo. The RCI 941 covers both approaches: it is ordered as Handicap Logo Only, PTO, Handicap PTO with Microswitch Door Switch, or Handicap with Microswitch Door Switch, so a plain PTO plate is available from RCI as well if you want to stay on one series across the building.
17) What is the difference between the RCI 941 push plate and a Norton Rixson 503 vestibule switch?
The Norton Rixson 503 is a vestibule switch, an SPDT momentary push switch with a 15 amp rating, and the Norton Rixson 504 is a dual SPDT momentary vestibule switch with a stainless steel face plate. The RCI 941 is also momentary SPDT, with a DPDT accessory kit available when a second set of contacts is needed. The practical fork is contact count and load: the 504 gives you two SPDT circuits out of the box, while on the RCI 941 the second circuit comes from the DPDT accessory kit.
18) Should I mount an RCI 941 push plate or put the request to exit inside the lock?
That depends on where you want the button. The Command Access REXKIT-CL is a field installable request to exit switch kit for CL180 series cylindrical locks, with an SPDT configuration, so the signal comes from the lever being turned and there is nothing on the wall. The RCI 941 is a separate mullion-mounted plate, also momentary SPDT, with a large press-anywhere target and handicap logo options. Accessible openings generally still want the plate, since a lever-driven request to exit does not give a wheelchair user a reachable actuator.
19) What finish does the RCI 941 push plate come in, and will it match my other door hardware?
Brushed stainless steel, 32D, is the finish on the 941. That's satin stainless, the standard commercial finish, so it sits alongside 630 satin stainless pulls, push bars, and exit device trim without looking off. If your building is standardized on bright brass or oil-rubbed bronze, this plate will not match.
20) Is the RCI 941 push plate rated for commercial use or is it a residential part?
Commercial. The 941 is an electronic access control switch built for commercial openings, vestibules, storefronts, healthcare entries, and industrial facility access. It is not a doorbell or a residential device, and it needs to be wired into a low voltage access control circuit with a power supply, not simply mounted on a door.
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Does the RCI 941H-MO 32D come with a warranty?
Absolutely. The RCI 941H-MO 32D is backed by a manufacturer’s warranty. For full warranty terms, check the product documentation or Contact Us.
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