Norton Rixson 564 Complete Wir...
IN STOCK (leaves warehouse same day if ordered before 3pm ET)
$704.84
$612.77
Norton Rixson 564 Complete Wireless Push Switch Kit with Transmitter and Receiver

Norton Rixson 564 Complete Wireless Push Switch Kit with Transmitter and Receiver

(No reviews yet) Write a Review

Model: RIX564

In Stock (leaves warehouse same day if ordered before 3pm ET)

$704.84
$612.77
Adding to cart… The item has been added
Free Shipping on orders over $199
We price match and offer bulk discounts! Click Add to Quote. It's quick and easy.
✨
Earn points with this purchase! You can redeem points for giftcards, iPads, XBox's and more. View Rewards
Free Keying on all locks
You may also like

Norton Rixson 564 Complete Wireless Push Switch Kit with Transmitter and Receiver

Complete Wireless Door Operator Control Solution

The Norton Rixson 564 Push Switch Kit provides a comprehensive wireless door operator control solution for commercial applications. This complete package includes an ADA1019-2 wall switch, 548 transmitter with 9 volt batteries, and 539 receiver for reliable wireless door operation. Compatible with Norton Rixson 5600, 5700, 6000, and 6300 Series operators, this kit delivers professional-grade wireless control for automated door systems.

Professional Features & Benefits

  • Complete Kit Solution: Includes all necessary components - ADA1019-2 wall switch, 548 transmitter with 9 volt batteries, and 539 receiver for immediate installation.
  • Wireless Operation: Radio frequency communication eliminates the need for hardwired connections between switch and door operator.
  • Wide Series Compatibility: Works with Norton Rixson 5600, 5700, 6000, and 6300 Series operators for versatile installation options.
  • ADA Compliant Switch: ADA1019-2 wall switch meets accessibility requirements for commercial door applications.
  • Battery Powered Transmitter: 548 transmitter includes 9 volt batteries for reliable wireless signal transmission.
  • Professional Grade Components: 539 radio frequency receiver provides dependable signal reception for consistent door operation.
  • Easy Installation: Wireless design simplifies installation by eliminating complex wiring runs between components.

Technical Specifications

  • Commercial/Residential: Commercial
  • Compatibilty: All Low Energy Operators Except 5800
  • 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
  • Subcategory: Accessories

Installation & Operation

  1. Verify electrical requirements match available power supply and confirm compatibility with existing Norton Rixson door operator series.
  2. Disconnect power supply before beginning installation. Follow all applicable electrical codes and safety procedures.
  3. Mount the ADA1019-2 wall switch in the specified location ensuring adequate clearance and accessibility compliance.
  4. Install the 539 receiver near the door operator ensuring adequate clearance for wiring access and signal reception.
  5. Configure the 548 transmitter with included 9 volt batteries and establish wireless communication with the receiver.
  6. Restore power and test all functions including wireless signal transmission, door activation, and integration with the door operator system.
  7. Complete final inspection and document settings. Refer to manufacturer documentation for complete wiring diagrams, programming instructions, and troubleshooting.

Professional Applications

  • Commercial Building Automatic Door Systems
  • Healthcare Facility Access Control
  • Educational Institution Accessibility Compliance
  • Retail Establishment Entry Systems
  • Industrial Facility Door Automation
  • Government and Municipal Building Access
  • Multi-Tenant Residential Properties

Why Choose Norton Rixson Quality?

Norton Rixson wireless door control systems deliver professional-grade reliability with complete kit solutions that include all necessary components for immediate installation. The 564 Push Switch Kit provides dependable wireless operation with ADA-compliant components designed for demanding commercial applications. Engineered for compatibility with multiple Norton Rixson operator series, this kit ensures consistent performance where reliable automated door control is essential.

Manufacturer Resources

Norton Rixson Warranty

Product Specs

Product Group:
Electronic Access Controls
Product Subgroup:
Sensors, Switches, Relays and Timers
Product Type:
Switches
Subcategory:
Accessories
Commercial/Residential:
Commercial
Electronic:
Yes
Compatibility:
All Low Energy Operators Except 5800
Product Category:
Electronic Access Controls
Department:
Door Hardware

Norton Rixson RIX564 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Will the Norton Rixson 564 wireless push switch kit work with my Norton 5800 low energy operator?
No. The 564 kit works with all Norton Rixson low energy operators except the 5800. On the operator side it's matched to the 5600, 5700, 6000 and 6300 Series. If the opening runs a 5800, this kit is the wrong actuator package and you'll need a control made for that operator.
2) What comes in the Norton Rixson 564 push switch kit, or do I have to order the transmitter and receiver separately?
Everything needed to actuate the operator is in the 564 kit: the ADA1019-2 wall switch, the 548 transmitter with 9 volt batteries, and the 539 receiver. No separate transmitter or receiver order. The receiver still has to be wired in at the operator, so plan for that connection even though the switch itself is wireless.
3) Can I add an automatic door push button without running wire through a finished wall?
That's the reason to use a kit like the Norton Rixson 564. The wall switch talks to the operator over radio, so the 548 transmitter at the switch and the 539 receiver at the operator replace the wire run between them. In an occupied building, a retail vestibule or a healthcare corridor where you can't open up finished walls, the only cabling left is the short run at the operator itself.
4) I need a push to exit button for a mag lock, is the Norton Rixson 564 the right part?
No. The 564 actuates a Norton Rixson low energy door operator, it is not an exit release that drops power to a lock. For a request to exit push plate, look at the Dortronics 5286 Series push plate exit release with Push to Exit text, or the 5287 Series heavy duty push button with a 1-1/2 inch push plate on a 3 inch back plate. For a concealed release at a desk, the Locknetics CSW-100 / CSW-200 is an SPDT flush mount unit.
5) What can I use instead of the Norton Rixson 564 kit if my door operator is hardwired and I do not need a wireless transmitter?
The Norton Rixson 564 is a complete wireless package - an ADA1019-2 wall switch, a 548 transmitter with 9 volt batteries, and a 539 receiver - so the radio path is built into what you are buying. If the switch location already has conduit to the operator, a hardwired push plate covers the same actuation. The Dortronics 5286 Series is a push plate exit release marked "Push to Exit", and the Dortronics 5287 Series uses a 1-1/2 inch wide push plate on a 3 inch wide back plate with the same "Push to Exit" text. Both are wired switches, so you run a pair of conductors from the plate to the operator input rather than pairing a transmitter to a receiver.
6) I have a Norton Rixson 5800 operator - what actuator should I look at, since the 564 will not work?
The Norton Rixson 564 kit covers all low energy operators except the 5800, so the 5800 falls outside its compatibility. For that opening, use a brand-agnostic actuator wired to the operator's activation input instead of a series-matched kit. The Dortronics 5286 Series push plate exit release and the RCI 916 Series tamper-resistant push button, a 1-3/4 inch button with a blue handicap logo, are both generic switch contacts. For touchless activation, the RCI 910TC Series touchless actuator runs on 12/24 VDC and includes a 433 MHz remote control.
7) Is there a wireless-remote alternative to the Norton Rixson 564 push switch kit?
The closest wireless equivalent in the actuator category is the RCI 910TC Series touchless actuator, which is a 12/24 VDC access control switch with a 433 MHz remote control. The difference in use is the trigger: the 564 kit pairs an ADA1019-2 wall switch through a 548 transmitter to a 539 receiver at the operator, so a user presses a plate; the 910TC activates without contact and carries its remote on the 433 MHz band. Pick by whether the opening wants a pressed plate or a hands-free wave, and confirm the receiver output matches your operator's activation input.
8) For a hospital corridor where staff have their hands full, what activates the door without a push plate like the Norton Rixson 564 uses?
The 564 kit's ADA1019-2 wall switch is a pressed switch, so it needs a hand or elbow on the plate. Where contact is the problem, three no-touch options cover the same activation. The RCI 913 microwave motion switch uses doppler radar technology and is built for sterile environments. The Cal-Royal 8633-SW is a microwave cell switch from the 8600 Series and ships with single and double gang black faceplates. The Locknetics WS-200 and WS-200-MB are flush mount wave switches, activated by a hand passing in front of the plate rather than by motion through the corridor.
9) Will a Schlage 7764 or 7766 door position switch do the same job as the Norton Rixson 564 kit?
No - those solve the opposite half of the problem. The Norton Rixson 564 is an activation kit: pressing the ADA1019-2 wall switch sends a signal through the 548 transmitter to the 539 receiver, which tells the operator to open the door. The Schlage Electronics 7764 is a concealed flush mount magnetic door position switch and the 7766 is the surface mount version, both single pole double throw. A door position switch reports whether the door is open or closed to a monitoring or access control system; it does not command the operator. Facilities that monitor door status typically install one of those alongside an actuator, not in place of it.
10) Is the Norton Rixson 564 wall switch ADA compliant for a barrier free entrance?
The ADA1019-2 wall switch supplied in the 564 kit is stated to meet accessibility requirements for commercial door applications. Mounting position is still on you: the switch has to go where it is reachable and clear of the door swing, which is the part an inspector will actually look at.
11) What do I order, a wireless push plate kit or a touchless wave switch?
Different problems. The Norton Rixson 564 is a push switch: the user presses the ADA1019-2 plate and the 548 transmitter signals the 539 receiver at the operator. If the goal is no contact at all, look at a wave or motion type instead, such as the Locknetics WS-200 flush mount wave switch or the RCI 913 microwave motion switch, which is built for sterile environments. Infection control settings usually want the touchless; general accessibility openings are commonly done with the push plate.
12) What's the difference between the Norton Rixson 564 wireless kit and the RCI 910TC touchless actuator with remote?
Both are wireless actuators, but the user interaction differs. The 564 is a pressed wall switch, the ADA1019-2, transmitting through the 548 and 539 pair, and it is tied to Norton Rixson low energy operators other than the 5800. The RCI 910TC is a touchless actuator using a 433 MHz remote control on 12/24 VDC. Pick the 564 when the operator is a Norton Rixson 5600, 5700, 6000 or 6300; pick the 910TC when the requirement is hands free activation.
13) Does the Norton Rixson 564 transmitter need power run to it, or does it run on batteries?
Batteries. The 548 transmitter in the 564 kit ships with 9 volt batteries, so the switch location needs no power feed and no conduit. That's what lets the plate go on a wall across the vestibule from the operator. Budget the 9 volt as a recurring maintenance item on your PM route, the same way you'd track any battery powered device in the fleet.
14) What is a weather resistant alternative to the Norton Rixson 564 wall switch for an exterior entrance?
The 564 kit's ADA1019-2 wall switch is part of a commercial interior-style package, and its 548 transmitter runs on 9 volt batteries that live inside the switch housing. For an exposed exterior jamb or bollard, two Dortronics switches are built for the weather. The 5277-PZL Series is a weather proof heavy duty piezo touch sensitive push button with a dual-color illuminated ring, so there is no mechanical plunger to take water. The WR5276-HD22 Series is a heavy duty water proof switch with a 5/8 inch round stainless entry button. Both are wired switches, so plan a conduit run to the operator.
15) Can I substitute a keyswitch or request-to-exit switch for the Norton Rixson 564 on an automatic door?
They are not interchangeable with a public-use actuator. The Detex CS-400 Series electronic keyswitches with LED indicators require a key to operate, so they restrict who can trigger the device rather than letting any approaching user press a plate the way the 564's ADA1019-2 wall switch does. The Command Access REXKIT-CL is a field installable request to exit switch kit for CL180 Series cylindrical locks with an SPDT configuration - it signals that someone turned the lever from the inside, which suits alarm shunting on a latched door, not operator activation. The Locknetics CSW-100 and CSW-200 are flush mount concealed desk releases with an SPDT switch, intended for staff-controlled release from a reception position.
16) I want a switch that shows the user the door state, which the Norton Rixson 564 wall switch does not - what are my options?
Two switches in the category carry their own indication. The Locknetics TS-100 is a touch switch with a dual LED status indicator and a programmable timer, so the plate itself shows state and holds the door for a set interval without relying on the operator's timing. The Dortronics 5277-PZL piezo switch has a dual-color illuminated ring that changes with the switch state, which reads well in a dim vestibule. Both are wired, unlike the 564 kit's 548 transmitter and 539 receiver pairing, so budget for a conductor run from the plate back to the operator.
17) Which push button is closest to the ADA1019-2 switch in the Norton Rixson 564 kit for a second opening?
For a matching accessible-entry button on another door, the RCI 916 Series is a tamper-resistant push button switch with a blue handicap logo, 1-3/4 inch. It carries the same accessibility marking a user looks for and the tamper-resistant construction suits a public corridor or vestibule. The practical difference is the signal path: the 916 is a wired contact, while the 564 kit sends the press from the ADA1019-2 switch through the 548 transmitter to a 539 receiver at the operator. Where pulling wire is not workable at the second opening, the 564 kit's radio path is the reason to repeat it rather than mix.
18) Is the Norton Rixson 564 kit rated for commercial use or is it a residential product?
Commercial. The 564 is a commercial grade actuator package, built around a battery powered 548 transmitter and a 539 receiver for automated door systems in schools, hospitals, municipal buildings and multi tenant properties. It is not a residential door opener remote.
19) Where does the 539 receiver go when installing the Norton Rixson 564 kit?
At the operator. The 539 receiver mounts near the Norton Rixson door operator with clearance for wiring access and signal reception, and the ADA1019-2 switch with its 548 transmitter goes at the accessible push location. Kill power before the receiver is landed, then restore and test the wireless transmission and door activation together before you close it up.
20) How many versions of the Norton Rixson 564 switch kit are there, and which one do I order?
One. The 564 push switch kit is ordered as a single model, RIX564, with the ADA1019-2 wall switch, 548 transmitter and 539 receiver all in the box. There's no finish or handing choice to make and no separate component to add, so specifying it is just a matter of confirming the operator isn't a 5800.
21) Does the Norton Rixson 564 kit include any audible annunciation, or do I need a separate device?
The 564 package covers activation only - the ADA1019-2 wall switch, the 548 transmitter, and the 539 receiver. Sound is a separate device. The RCI 903 Series is an audible alert rated 80 to 96 dB with a tamper-resistant design, which is what to add where a door needs a warning tone on release or a propped-door alert. It installs independently of the operator activation path, so it does not change how the 564 kit's receiver drives the door.
22) For a microwave sensor instead of the Norton Rixson 564 push switch, how do the Cal-Royal 8633-SW and RCI 913 differ?
Both replace a pressed plate with motion detection. The Cal-Royal 8633-SW is a microwave cell switch in the 8600 Series and ships with single and double gang black faceplates, so it drops into a standard gang box in either width and finishes in black. The RCI 913 is a microwave motion switch using doppler radar technology, positioned for sterile environments such as labs and clean areas. Choose the 8633-SW when the mounting needs to match existing gang boxes and faceplate runs, and the 913 where the room is a sterile space. Either way you lose the battery-powered radio link the 564 kit's 548 transmitter provides, so confirm you can wire the sensor to the operator.
How fast can I get the Norton Rixson RIX564 delivered?
Most orders ship the same day from our distribution partners, with quick delivery throughout the continental U.S. Need it urgently? Contact Us for expedited shipping options.
Can I return it if it doesn’t work for me?
Yes—ZenSupply offers a hassle-free return policy. If the product isn’t the right fit, reach out to our support team for a return authorization or setup a return by following our return instructions.
Does the Norton Rixson RIX564 come with a warranty?
Absolutely. The Norton Rixson RIX564 is backed by a manufacturer’s warranty. For full warranty terms, check the product documentation or Contact Us.
How do I get technical support or installation help for the Norton Rixson RIX564?
You can call, text, or email our expert support team for fast answers. We’re here to help with product selection, installation tips, and troubleshooting. Contact Us
Why buy the Norton Rixson RIX564 from ZenSupply?
ZenSupply makes it easy to get the commercial door hardware you need—fast shipping, expert support, and rewards on every order. Our team is always ready to help you choose the right product for your project.
!