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Schlage Electronics 621AL - 1-1/4" Heavy Duty Pushbutton Aluminum Finish

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620/631 Series Heavy Duty Pushbuttons

Schlage 620/631 Series heavy-duty pushbuttons are commonly used to control ingress and/or egress of a door. 620 and 631 Series come standard with a momentary switch but feature many factory orderable options including delayed or maintained action and narrow stile faceplates. Glow-in-the-dark and illuminated cone options on 621 and 623 models. 

Models

  • 621: 1-1/4" button, stainless steel faceplate, translucent cone
  • 623: 1-5/8" mushroom button, stainless steel faceplate, translucent cone
  • 625: 2-3/4" mushroom button, stainless steel faceplate, translucent cone
  • 631: 1-1/4" metal button, extreme-duty zinc faceplate, metal cone

 

Contact rating

  • 3A @ 30 VDC for momentary
  • 3A @ 30 VDC, form Z contacts for DA (delayed pneumatic action)
  • 3A @ 30 VDC for AA (alternative action/maintained)
  • LED rating is 12-24 VDC .025A@28VDC

 

Finish

  • 630 satin stainless steel (standard)
  • SF-626 satin chrome on heavy-duty zinc
  • SF-613 oil rubbed bronze on heavy-duty zinc
  • SF-625 bright chrome on heavy-duty zinc

 

Options

  • 12 color and message combinations in multiple styles 
  • Delayed action (0-60 seconds)
  • Alternate action - maintained
  • Double pole double throw switch
  • 3 LEDs - green/yellow/red
  • Narrow stile stainless steel plate (1-3/4” x 4-1/2”)

 

Additional information

Refer to the data sheet

Manufacturer Resources

Product Specs

Product Group:
Electronic Access Controls
Product Subgroup:
Sensors, Switches, Relays and Timers
Button Size:
1-1/4"
Product Type:
Pushbuttons
Product Voltage:
12/24 VDC
Installation Category:
Single Gang
Department:
Door Hardware

Schlage Electronics 621AL DP – Frequently Asked Questions

1) What switch action does the Schlage 621 pushbutton come with, and can I get a timed or maintained version?
Standard 621 ships as a momentary switch, rated 3A @ 30 VDC, so the contact closes only while the button is pressed. Two factory options change that: delayed pneumatic action (DA), adjustable 0 to 60 seconds with form Z contacts at 3A @ 30 VDC, and alternate action (AA), which is maintained so the button latches on until pressed again. Pick DA if you want the door released for a few seconds after a single press, AA if you want a hold-open or on/off state.
2) Will the 621 pushbutton fit a narrow aluminum door stile or does it need a wall box?
As standard the 621 is a single gang device, so it mounts in a single gang box or plate. For an aluminum storefront stile there is a factory narrow stile option with a 1-3/4 inch x 4-1/2 inch stainless steel plate, which is the one glass front and storefront installers order. The button itself is 1-1/4 inch either way.
3) Can I switch two separate circuits with one 621 button, like a strike and an alarm shunt?
Yes, order the DPDT option (double pole, double throw), which gives you two independent sets of transfer contacts off the one press. One catch: DPDT is not available with the DA delayed action option, so you cannot have two-pole switching and a 0-60 second timed release in the same button. If you need both, put the timing in a separate relay or timer downstream.
4) What is the difference between the Schlage 621, 623, 625 and 631 pushbuttons?
All four are heavy duty door control buttons in the same family; the difference is the button and the faceplate. 621 has a 1-1/4 inch button with a stainless steel faceplate and translucent cone. 623 steps up to a 1-5/8 inch mushroom button, and 625 to a 2-3/4 inch mushroom, both stainless plate and translucent cone. 631 keeps the 1-1/4 inch size but uses a metal button, metal cone and an extreme-duty zinc faceplate, which is the one to choose for abuse-prone or exterior openings. Glow-in-the-dark and illuminated cone options are offered on the 621 and 623 only.
5) What is the difference between the Schlage 621 pushbutton and the Locknetics IPB-100 illuminated pushbutton?
The Schlage 621 is a 1-1/4 inch button with a stainless steel faceplate and translucent cone, wired at 12/24 VDC with a 3A @ 30 VDC momentary switch as standard, and is factory orderable with delayed action, alternate action/maintained, DPDT, or a narrow stile plate. The Locknetics IPB-100 and IPB-100-N belong to the IPB Series of illuminated pushbuttons, with the -N designating the narrow version. Choose the 621 when you need the switching options and finish range of the Schlage 620/631 platform; the IPB Series is the Locknetics illuminated pushbutton line if you are standardizing on Locknetics devices.
6) What voltage does the Schlage 621 pushbutton run on?
The 621 works on 12/24 VDC. Switch contacts are rated 3A @ 30 VDC, and if you order the LED version the LEDs run 12-24 VDC at .025A @ 28VDC. That puts it inline with typical access control power supplies and electric strike or maglock circuits, but it is a dry contact switch, not a power supply itself, so the release device needs its own power.
7) Can I get a 621 pushbutton with LEDs or a PUSH TO EXIT legend to match the rest of my building?
Yes on both. The 620/631 Series offers 12 color and message combinations in multiple styles, so you can specify the legend and cone color the facility standardizes on. LEDs are available as a set of three, green, yellow and red, rated 12-24 VDC at .025A @ 28VDC. The 621 also takes glow-in-the-dark and illuminated cone options.
8) I need an illuminated exit pushbutton. How does the Schlage 621 compare to the Locknetics IPB?
The Locknetics IPB-100 / IPB-100-N is a purpose-built illuminated pushbutton, where illumination is the defining feature of the product. On the Schlage 621 the light is an option: you add the translucent cone illumination, glow-in-the-dark, or a set of three LEDs in green/yellow/red. Choose the 621 when you also want the switching flexibility on the same order, momentary, delayed pneumatic 0 to 60 seconds, maintained alternate action, or DPDT contacts.
9) Is the Schlage 621 pushbutton suitable for a high-traffic entry, or should I use something tougher?
The 621 is a heavy-duty button with a stainless steel faceplate and translucent cone, and it holds up in normal commercial ingress and egress service. Where the opening takes real abuse, carts, loading docks, exterior walls, school corridors, go to the 631 instead: same 1-1/4 inch button size, but a metal button, metal cone and extreme-duty zinc faceplate. If the concern is gloved hands or elbow operation rather than abuse, the 623 or 625 mushroom button is the better answer.
10) I need a larger push plate button for a wheelchair-height egress button - what should I use instead of the 1-1/4 inch 621?
Step up within the same 620 Series. The 623 uses a 1-5/8 inch mushroom button and the 625 uses a 2-3/4 inch mushroom button, both with stainless steel faceplates and translucent cones, so the wiring and mounting approach stays the same as the 1-1/4 inch 621. The larger mushroom face is the easier target for a gloved hand, an elbow, or a user approaching at chair height.
11) Will a Locknetics IPB narrow pushbutton solve a narrow aluminum stile, or do I need a different Schlage part?
The Schlage 621 is factory orderable with a narrow stile stainless steel plate measuring 1-3/4 inch by 4-1/2 inch, so the narrow opening is handled as an option on the 621 itself rather than a different model. On the Locknetics side, the IPB-100-N is the narrow designation within the IPB Series. Both routes address a narrow stile; pick based on which device line the rest of the access control on the opening already uses.
12) I need the button to hold the circuit closed rather than pulse - is that a different product?
No, it is an option on the 621 rather than a separate device. The standard 621 ships with a momentary switch; the alternate action/maintained version holds its state at 3A @ 30 VDC, and the delayed pneumatic action version uses form Z contacts at 3A @ 30 VDC with a 0 to 60 second delay. A DPDT double pole double throw switch is also available, though DPDT cannot be combined with the delayed action option.
13) What finishes are available on the Schlage 620 Series pushbuttons?
Four. Standard is 630 satin stainless steel. The other three are on heavy-duty zinc: SF-626 satin chrome, SF-625 bright chrome, and SF-613 oil rubbed bronze. For a property manager matching existing trim, SF-613 is the one that blends with dark bronze storefront and lever hardware.
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