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Norton Rixson 672 ADA Push Switch - 4.5" Square Stainless Steel Door Operator Control with RF Option

Norton Rixson 672 ADA Push Switch - 4.5" Square Stainless Steel Door Operator Control with RF Option

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Norton Rixson 672 ADA Push Switch - 4.5" Square Stainless Steel Door Operator Control with RF Option

Professional ADA-Compliant Door Operator Control Switch

The Norton Rixson 672 Push Switch delivers reliable door operator control with full ADA compliance in a durable 4.5" square stainless steel design. This professional-grade push switch operates at 15 amp @ 125 VAC and offers both hardwired and radio frequency (RF) installation options. The flush-mounted design fits single or 2-gang electrical boxes and meets new state accessibility logo requirements for NY, CA, and CT applications.

Professional Features & Benefits

  • ADA-Compliant Design: 4.5" W. x 4.5" H. square format with blue letters and ADA symbol meets accessibility requirements and new state logo standards for NY, CA, CT.
  • Dual Installation Options: Available in hardwired or radio frequency (RF) configurations for flexible installation in various applications.
  • Heavy-Duty Electrical Rating: 15 amp @ 125 VAC capacity handles demanding commercial door operator applications with reliable switching performance.
  • Professional Construction: Stainless steel construction with flush-mounted design provides durability and clean appearance in high-traffic environments.
  • Universal Mounting: Fits single or 2-gang electrical box configurations for versatile installation options in existing or new construction.
  • Series Compatibility: Compatible with Norton Rixson 5600, 5700, 6000, and 6300 Series operators for comprehensive system integration.
  • Push-to-Open Operation: Simple activation method provides intuitive operation for users requiring accessible door control.

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 Model: 671/672
  • Product Subgroup: Sensors, Switches, Relays and Timers
  • Product Type: Switches
  • Subcategory: Accessories

Installation & Operation

  1. Verify electrical requirements match available power supply. Confirm 15 amp @ 125 VAC capacity before proceeding.
  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 hardwired or RF operation per application requirements.
  6. Restore power and test all functions including normal operation, door operator activation, 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

  • Commercial Building Accessibility Compliance
  • Healthcare Facility Patient Access
  • Educational Institution ADA Compliance
  • Retail Store Accessible Entrances
  • Government Building Public Access
  • Multi-Tenant Residential Common Areas
  • Industrial Facility Personnel Access

Why Choose Norton Rixson Quality?

Norton Rixson door operator controls deliver professional-grade reliability with stainless steel construction rated for 15 amp @ 125 VAC commercial applications. The 672 Push Switch meets stringent ADA requirements and new state accessibility standards while offering flexible hardwired or RF installation options. Engineered for demanding commercial applications where dependable accessible door control is essential.

Manufacturer Resources

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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 Model:
671/672
Product Category:
Electronic Access Controls
Department:
Door Hardware

Norton Rixson 671 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Will the Norton Rixson 672 push switch work with my low energy door operator?
The 672 push switch works with all Norton Rixson low energy operators except the 5800. That covers the 5600, 5700, 6000, and 6300 Series operators. If your opening runs a 5800, this is the wrong actuator for it.
2) Do I have to run wire to the Norton Rixson 672 push switch, or is there a wireless version?
Two versions are sold: hard wired and radio frequency. The RF version is what you use when the actuator sits across an opening or on a wall you cannot fish, such as a knee wall or a masonry column on an existing building. Pick the system option when you order, since the two are not the same part.
3) Does the Norton Rixson 672 actuator meet the new accessibility logo requirements in New York, California, and Connecticut?
Yes. The 4.5 inch square plate carries blue letters and the ADA symbol, and it meets the new state accessibility logo requirements for NY, CA, and CT. That matters if you are standardizing actuators across a facility in one of those states, since older plates without the updated logo will not pass.
4) What is the closest alternative to the Norton Rixson 672 push switch if I need an actuator with the blue handicap logo but a smaller plate?
The RCI 916 Series tamper-resistant push button switch carries the blue handicap logo on a 1-3/4 inch button, versus the Norton Rixson 672 which is a 4.5 inch square stainless steel push switch. Both give a push-to-activate actuator with accessibility marking; the 916 puts it on a small round button while the 672 puts it on a full square plate that flush-mounts to a single or 2-gang box. Choose by the wall opening you have to fill and the throw distance a user needs to hit reliably.
5) I need a no-touch actuator for an infection control area instead of a push switch. What replaces the Norton Rixson 672?
For hands-free activation, the RCI 913 microwave motion switch uses Doppler radar technology and is intended for sterile environments, and the Locknetics WS-200 / WS-200-MB is a flush mount wave switch. The Cal-Royal 8633-SW microwave cell switch ships with single and double gang black faceplates. All three remove the physical contact the Norton Rixson 672 push switch requires, which matters in patient rooms, labs, and food handling areas. The 672 remains the choice where you want a positive tactile press and the ADA symbol on a stainless plate.
6) Can I use a Schlage 7764 or 7766 in place of a Norton Rixson 672 actuator?
No. The Schlage Electronics 7764 concealed flush mount and 7766 surface mount are magnetic door position switches, single pole double throw. They report whether the door is closed; they do not initiate anything. The Norton Rixson 672 is a push switch that commands a low energy operator to open. On an automatic entrance you may end up using both, but one cannot stand in for the other.
7) What is the contact rating on the Norton Rixson 672 push switch?
The switch is rated 15 amp at 125 VAC, so it can carry a line voltage load directly rather than only a dry low voltage signal to an operator control board. Confirm your operator's activation input before you wire it to line voltage.
8) What is the difference between a push plate actuator like the Norton Rixson 672 and a touchless wave switch?
The 672 is a push-to-open plate: the user physically presses the 4.5 inch square stainless plate to activate the operator. A touchless actuator activates on hand proximity with no contact, which is what most healthcare and food service specs now call for on infection control grounds. ZenSupply carries touchless options including the Locknetics WS-200 flush mount wave switch and the RCI 910TC Series touchless actuator with a 433 MHz remote. If contact is not an objection, the push plate is the simpler device with fewer failure points.
9) I need a smaller ADA push button than a 4.5 inch square plate. What else is available?
For a tighter mounting location, the RCI 916 Series is a tamper-resistant push button with a blue handicap logo on a 1-3/4 inch button. It is a much smaller footprint than the 672's 4.5 inch square plate, so it suits narrow jamb mounts and mullions where a full square plate will not land flat. The tradeoff is target size: a large square plate is easier to hit from a wheelchair.
10) Is the Norton Rixson 672 a door position switch or a request-to-exit device?
Neither. The 672 is an ADA actuator: a user presses it to command a power operator to swing the door. A door position switch reports whether the door is open or closed, like the Schlage Electronics 7764 concealed flush mount or the 7766 surface mount magnetic switches. A request-to-exit switch releases an electrified lock on egress, like the Dortronics 5286 Series push plate with "Push to Exit" text. Those are different jobs and different wiring points in the system.
11) The actuator is going outside in the weather. Is the Norton Rixson 672 the right pick or is there a better option?
For exposed exterior mounting, look at the Dortronics WR5276-HD22 Series heavy duty water proof switches with a 5/8 inch round stainless entry button, or the Dortronics 5277-PZL Series piezo switch, a weather proof heavy duty touch sensitive push button with a dual-color illuminated ring. Both are built specifically for wet locations. The Norton Rixson 672 is a stainless steel 4.5 inch square push switch flush-mounted to a single or 2-gang electrical box, which suits protected vestibules and interior corridors where the accessibility logo needs to be large and legible.
12) What is the difference between the Norton Rixson 672 and a Dortronics 5286 push plate exit release?
The Dortronics 5286 Series is a push plate exit release marked "Push to Exit", and the Dortronics 5287 Series is a heavy duty push button with a 1-1/2 inch wide push plate on a 3 inch wide back plate, also marked "Push to Exit". Their legend directs egress traffic. The Norton Rixson 672 carries blue letters and the ADA symbol, and is compatible with all low energy operators except the 5800. If the plate is there to release a locked door on the way out, the Dortronics legend is the correct one; if it is there to signal an operator to swing the door for an accessible entrance, the 672 marking is.
13) I want the door operator restricted to authorized staff rather than open to the public. What do I use instead of the Norton Rixson 672?
The Detex CS-400 Series electronic keyswitches with LED indicators are built for access control systems and require a key to actuate, and the Locknetics CSW-100 / CSW-200 is a flush mount concealed desk release with an SPDT switch for release from a staffed reception point. The Norton Rixson 672 is a public push switch with the ADA symbol, intended for anyone approaching the opening. Pick the keyswitch or desk release where activation must be controlled, and the 672 where the entrance is meant to be open to all users.
14) Is there a wireless alternative to hardwiring a Norton Rixson 672 actuator across the opening?
The Norton Rixson 672 itself is sold in a hard wired system and a radio frequency system, so the wireless path is available within the same switch. If you need a touchless wireless actuator instead, the RCI 910TC Series is a touchless actuator with 433 MHz remote control running on 12/24 VDC. The choice is whether the user presses a plate or waves at it; either way you avoid pulling conduit across the header.
15) Will a Command Access REXKIT-CL request to exit kit do the same job as a Norton Rixson 672?
No. The Command Access REXKIT-CL is a field installable request to exit switch kit for CL180 Series cylindrical locks with an SPDT configuration. It installs inside the lock and signals the access control system that the lever was turned. The Norton Rixson 672 is a wall-mounted push switch that drives a low energy door operator. A REX kit cannot open a powered door, and the 672 does not mount in a lockset.
16) Is the Norton Rixson 672 push plate durable enough for a hospital or school entrance?
It is a commercial-rated actuator built in stainless steel with a flush mounted plate, which is what you want on a high traffic opening where a surface mounted plastic plate gets abused. The listed applications include healthcare patient access, educational ADA compliance, government building public access, and multi-tenant residential common areas.
17) Do I need two Norton Rixson 672 push switches for one automatic door?
Most accessible entrances get one actuator on each side of the opening, one to enter and one to exit, so plan on a pair per door unless the interior side is covered by another activation device. Both can be the same 672 plate, and you can mix systems: run the hard wired version where you have conduit and the radio frequency version on the side you cannot wire.
18) I need the actuator to show status or hold a timed open cycle. What are my options next to the Norton Rixson 672?
The Locknetics TS-100 is a dual LED status indicator touch switch with a programmable timer, and the Detex CS-400 Series keyswitches include LED indicators. Those give a visible state at the wall and, on the TS-100, an adjustable hold. The Norton Rixson 672 is a straightforward push-to-open switch rated 15 amp at 125 VAC with blue letters and the ADA symbol. Specify the TS-100 where staff need to see whether the opening is unlocked; specify the 672 where the plate simply has to trigger the operator.
19) Does an RCI 903 audible alert replace a Norton Rixson 672 on an accessible entrance?
It does not. The RCI 903 Series is an audible alert with a tamper-resistant design rated 80-96dB. It annunciates a condition; it does not actuate anything. The Norton Rixson 672 push switch is what a user presses to call the low energy operator. The 903 is a companion device on a monitored opening, not a substitute for the actuator.
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Does the Norton Rixson 671 come with a warranty?
Absolutely. The Norton Rixson 671 is backed by a manufacturer’s warranty. For full warranty terms, check the product documentation or Contact Us.
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