Camden Door Controls has announced the market introduction of CM-75 Series Column push plate switches with built-in Kinetic no-battery wireless transmitters.

Kinetic by Camden is an advanced 900 Mhz. 'power harvesting' wireless system that uses the energy created by the operation of the switch to power the wireless transmitter. Eliminating the batteries means avoiding annual maintenance charges, along with disposing of hazardous waste in landfill.

CM-75 Series Column switches

Kinetic by Camden offers the reliable performance of a wired system for less than ½ the installed cost. Kinetic features up to a 300’ range and the switches are rated for one million cycles. Kinetic also features an ultra-compact receiver that’s easily installed in automatic door operator cabinets.

The CM-75 Series Column switches are available in aluminum, with the choice of clear, dark bronze and blue finishes, and Camden also offers a 36” tall stainless steel model. Column switches are ideal where high/low switches (at hand and wheelchair foot height) are required by state or provincial codes.

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