DynaLock 6270 Series Pushbuttton, 2” Square, Illuminated, Momentary SPDT

The 6270 is a momentary SPDT switch rated 12/24 VDC. Momentary means the contacts transfer only while the button is held, so it is used as a request-to-exit control that releases a mag lock or strike for as long as the access control timer allows. If you need a button that stays latched until pressed again, the 6270 is the wrong choice; a maintained unit like the RCI 908 Series with maintained operation or the RCI 919 rotary release with maintained operation covers that.

Standard is a 2 inch square button on the full plate. For narrow applications, order the narrow plate option at 1-3/4 inches wide, which lets the switch mount on a tight frame face or mullion where the standard plate will not land. Both the narrow and standard plate can be combined with the bi-color LED and the anti-tamper switch.

Three choices on the order: anti-tamper switch (yes or no), bi-color red/green LED at 12/24 VDC (yes or no), and narrow 1-3/4 inch wide plate (yes or no). All eight combinations are built. The base unit already ships illuminated with a red button on a brushed stainless US32D plate, so the bi-color option is what you add when the access control panel needs to show a green authorized state as well as red secure.

Yes, that is its job. The DynaLock 6000 Series controls are request-to-exit (REX) devices offered in several switching configurations, and the 6270 is the 2 inch square illuminated momentary SPDT version. The SPDT contact gives you both a normally open and a normally closed leg from one press, so it can drop a mag lock and shunt an alarm input at the same time.

The DynaLock 6270 is a 2 inch square illuminated momentary SPDT pushbutton used as a request to exit control, supplied in brushed stainless steel US32D with a red button. The closest illuminated peers are the Securitron PB4L, an illuminated halo stainless push button, and the Securitron PB5, a medium round illuminated push button. The difference is shape and lighting treatment: the 6270 is a square plate with an illuminated button, the PB4L lights a halo around the button, and the PB5 is round.

The 6270 is built around illuminated monitoring, with an optional bi-color red/green LED offered as well. If no indicator is wanted, the Securitron PB3 series push button is a non-illuminated push button, and the Trine 342 is a narrow style electric door switch. Both give the release action without the lighted indication the 6270 provides.

No. The 6270 is a momentary SPDT switch, so the contacts change only while the button is pressed. For a switch that holds its state, the RCI 908 series electronic exit button with red EXIT text uses maintained operation, and the RCI 919 series rotary release button is also maintained, in satin aluminum finish.

The 6270 is rated for 12/24 VDC low voltage access control circuits. For a line voltage load, the RCI 909F-MO is a flush mount momentary rocker switch rated 250VAC 10A in a beige finish.

Standard finish is brushed stainless steel, US32D, which is the satin stainless most commercial levers, push plates and exit trim are specified in. The button itself is red as standard. For a fleet of openings, the US32D plate matches the satin stainless RCI 950 round push plate and similar 32D switches already on other doors.

It adds a separate contact that signals if the plate or button is interfered with, so the access control panel or alarm can annunciate the tamper. It is the option to take on openings in public corridors, schools, and multi-family common areas where the button sits unsupervised. On a staff-only door behind a controlled lobby, most people skip it.

Indication is built in. The 6000 Series controls are monitored with optional illuminated or audible indicators, and the 6270 ships illuminated as standard with a red button. Adding the bi-color red/green LED option at 12/24 VDC gives you two states off one device, so you do not need a separate indicator plate next to the button.

The 6270 is a 2 inch square illuminated momentary pushbutton intended as a request to exit control, not a large handicap actuator. For a plate carrying the handicap symbol, the RCI 950 series round push plate with handicap symbol is a momentary switch in satin stainless steel and is the product built for that use.

The 6270 is a red illuminated momentary pushbutton used for request to exit, without emergency release marking. When the opening calls for a labeled emergency device, the ACSI 1320-1-MOM-ER is a pushbutton switch marked Emergency Release and the Securitron EEB is an emergency exit push button with interchangeable LED lenses.

The 6270 is a pushbutton, so any passerby can actuate it. For key-operated control of the same circuit, the ACSI 1310-1 is a mortise keyswitch from the 1300 series.

It is a commercial access control device, part of DynaLock's electronic access control line and built as a palm-switch style push button for traffic-bearing openings. Not a residential doorbell-grade part.

The 6270 ships with a red button as standard and can be ordered with a bi-color red/green LED at 12/24 VDC, so the indication is set by how it is ordered. If interchangeable lenses are the requirement, the Securitron EEB emergency exit push button uses interchangeable LED lenses.

The 6270 is supplied in brushed stainless steel US32D as standard. Among comparable devices, the RCI 950HP push plate is satin stainless steel and the Securitron PB4L uses a stainless push button, while the RCI 919-MA is satin aluminum and the RCI 909F-MO is beige, which is worth noting if all plates in a building need to match.