George Risk Industries 199-12-B-IND Recessed Steel Door DPDT Contact

Provide concealed door-status switching on steel doors with a recessed contact arrangement and DPDT electrical configuration. The George Risk Industries 199-12-B-IND is specified as a recessed steel-door contact, placing the sensing and switching hardware within the door and frame rather than on the exposed surface. This approach suits secured openings where visible surface hardware is undesirable or where the installation calls for a flush contact location. DPDT operation provides two poles with double-throw switching, allowing the contact to serve separate monitored or control circuits from one door position. Installers can apply the available poles to the wiring scheme required by the connected security equipment, such as an alarm panel input and a separate access-control or supervisory circuit. The contact is intended for physical-security door monitoring rather than network, power-distribution, or locking duties. Choose this configuration when the opening is a steel door and the installation requires a recessed DPDT contact rather than a surface-mounted or single-pole arrangement. Confirm the opening preparation, contact location, wiring method, and connected circuit requirements before installation. Its recessed form factor makes it a focused component for door-status points where the door and frame can accommodate an internal contact installation.