Alarm Controls RP-9L Single Gang Stainless Steel Remote Wall Plate, 1/2" Red and Green LEDs, Independent 6" Red and Black Leads, 12/24 Volt DC

The Alarm Controls RP-9L is a single-gang stainless steel remote wall plate with red and green LED status indicators designed for commercial access control and door security systems. Featuring two 1/2-inch diameter LEDs, it provides visual indication of door lock, alarm, or access control conditions when connected to compatible external equipment. The LEDs operate on 12 or 24VDC, drawing 9mA at 12VDC or 19mA at 24VDC. Its satin stainless steel faceplate measures 2-3/4 inches wide by 4-1/2 inches high and includes flying leads for low-voltage wiring connections.

Alarm Controls RP-9L Stainless Steel Remote Wall Plate with Red and Green LEDs

The Alarm Controls RP-9L Remote Wall Plate is a single-gang visual status indicator designed for commercial electronic access control, door security, and remote monitoring installations. Manufactured by Alarm Controls, an ASSA ABLOY brand, the RP-9L features two large 1/2-inch diameter LED indicators, one red and one green, mounted in a durable satin stainless steel wall plate. The indicators provide a convenient method of displaying equipment conditions such as locked or unlocked door status, access authorization, or system operating states when controlled by appropriately configured access control equipment. Its standard single-gang configuration allows installation at security desks, controlled entrances, reception areas, and other locations where personnel require a visible indication of electronic door system activity.

The RP-9L incorporates two low-voltage LED indicators designed for operation at either 12VDC or 24VDC. According to the manufacturer's model-specific specification sheet, the LEDs draw 9mA at 12VDC and 19mA at 24VDC, supporting integration with compatible access control status outputs and regulated DC power sources. Each indicator uses flying leads for connection to the external monitoring circuit. For 12VDC operation, the manufacturer specifies the white lead as positive and black lead as negative; for 24VDC operation, the red lead serves as positive and black lead as negative. This voltage-specific wiring arrangement allows the RP-9L to accommodate common access control operating voltages without requiring a separate wall-mounted power supply.

Designed for remote visual indication in electronic door security systems, the Alarm Controls RP-9L can be connected to compatible magnetic lock status relays, door position monitoring circuits, access control panels, and other equipment capable of controlling low-voltage LED indicators. The red and green lights can represent different operating conditions according to the connected system's output configuration. For example, an installer may configure the green LED to indicate an unlocked or authorized access condition and the red LED to indicate a locked or restricted condition. The RP-9L itself does not determine door status, process credentials, or control locking hardware; it displays the electrical signals supplied by the external control equipment. Its larger 1/2-inch indicators distinguish it from the standard RP-9 model, which uses smaller 1/4-inch LEDs, providing a different visual presentation for remote monitoring applications.

The Alarm Controls RP-9L features a satin stainless steel single-gang faceplate measuring 2.75 inches wide by 4.5 inches high. Its conventional wall-plate dimensions accommodate compatible single-gang electrical boxes and mounting locations, supporting straightforward installation in commercial access control systems. The stainless steel construction provides a durable surface suited to frequently occupied security and access points, while the red and green indicators offer clear visual differentiation between independently controlled conditions. Alarm Controls also offers alternative plate finishes and related slimline configurations for applications requiring a different appearance or narrower mounting surface. The RP-9L is a passive status indication accessory rather than a standalone security controller, and its operating functions depend on the connected access control circuitry. It provides a compact, low-current solution for displaying remote door, lock, or alarm system status.