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RCI 960 Tamper-Resistant Keyswitches

RCI

"Narrow, Momentary, Maintained, or Time-Delay Versions"

- Select Function: 960-MO (Momentary), 960-MA (Maintained), 960-TD (Pneumatic Time Delay), 960N-MO (Narrow, Momentary), 960N-MA (Narrow, Maintained), 960N-TD (Narrow, Pneumatic Time Delay), 96CYL-KD (Keyed Different), or 96CYL-KA (Keyed Alike).
- Delivery: The RCI (960) Tamper-Resistant Keyswitches are factory-ordered, please allow 3-5 working days' lead time.

 
 
Total Price: $19.74 - $213.13
Availability: Orders Accepted
 

960 - Tamper-Resistant Keyswitches by RCI

These sleek, beveled-edge 960 key switches are designed to discourage tampering. Tamper-proof screws and a special driver are included with the keyswitch to prevent unauthorized removal of the faceplate.

The convenient lock-down cylinder bracket can hold two switches and is secured by the cylinder ring. The cover plate and switch mounting design can be used with most standard and recessed electrical utility boxes.

Features and Benefits:

- One-piece bracket with 2-position switch holder standard.
- Heavy-duty 1/4" extruded aluminum faceplate (hardware kit includes stainless steel tamper-proof screws and spanner bit).
- Compatible with standard mortise cylinders with straight or clover cams in 1-1/8" or 1-1/4" cylinder lengths (optional).
- 960N compatible with 1-3/4" narrow frame profiles.
- Momentary, maintained, or time-delay switches available.
- LED optional.
- Screen printed reset/override with directional arrows indicate the function of corresponding switch (optional on standard width only).
- Available in Brushed Aluminum (28) finish.

Optional Features:

Momentary Switch (MO): A momentary switch changes state during activation and reverts to its original state upon deactivation. A doorbell is a common example of a momentary switch. A timer can be used to extend the effect of the switch operation for a specific amount of time.

Maintained Switch (MA): A maintained switch changes state upon activation and does not change back until reactivated. A light switch is a common example of an maintained switch. Maintained switches are also called alternate or latching switches.

Electronic Time Delay (TD): Momentary key and exit switches are typically used to activate an adjustable time delay. Because releasing the key or exit switch to enter or exit the door will cause the door to immediately relock, deterring access or egress, a timer delay is needed to keep the door unlocked for typically 5-10 seconds. The person can then enter or exit freely and the door relocks when the relay time has elapsed.

 
 
 
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