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Camden CM-221/A42 ValueWave Touchless Switch Single Gang
Camden CM-221/A42 ValueWave Touchless SwitchOverviewThe CM-221/A42 is a single-gang touchless access control switch designed for credential-based door…
Camden CM-221/A42 ValueWave Touchless Switch Single Gang
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Overview
Camden CM-221/A42 ValueWave Touchless Switch
Overview
The CM-221/A42 is a single-gang touchless access control switch designed for credential-based door control integration. It operates as an electromagnetic lock controller with TCP/IP network connectivity, enabling remote access management and real-time status reporting. The unit supports HID credential formats, making it compatible with existing HID-based security infrastructure.
Compatibility
This device integrates with TCP/IP-based access control systems and works with HID card readers and credentials. The 30VDC electromagnetic lock strike provides controlled door release in single-entry installations. Suitable for retrofit and new construction deployments where touchless, network-enabled access is required.
Technical Specifications
- Communication: TCP/IP
- Credential Type: HID
- Strike Type: Electromagnetic Lock
- Operating Voltage: 30VDC
- Form Factor: Single Gang
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- User setup guidance
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