The Linear 2520-063 station is a 3-button dual-contact control station used in hardwired gate control applications. Unlike a remote transmitter or keypad, this type of station connects directly into the gate operator control circuit and is typically used by maintenance staff, security personnel, or authorized operators at a controlled location. The dual-contact configuration and three-button layout must match the intended wiring logic of the gate operator. In the field, control station problems may show up as intermittent commands, stuck open/close signals, non-working stop buttons, damaged wiring, or weathered push buttons. Correct replacement is important because button functions, contact type, terminal layout, enclosure, and safety placement can affect the way the gate responds. A qualified gate technician should verify wiring and station placement before energizing the operator.
| Manufacturer | Linear / OSCO |
|---|---|
| Product Type | 3-button dual-contact control station |
| Part Number | 2520-063 |
| Application | Hardwired gate operator command station |
| Compatible Operator Type | Select Linear / OSCO gate operators with matching control-input wiring |
| Notes | Confirm contact arrangement, terminal function, enclosure, and safe mounting location |
Compare the existing station and wiring diagram before replacement. Button count and contact type must match the operator control inputs.
For access-control and intercom equipment, verify wiring, power, controller compatibility, and mounting before installation. A qualified technician should be used when the existing system condition is uncertain.
It is a 3-button dual-contact control station used in hardwired gate operator control applications.
No. The contact configuration, terminal function, enclosure, and operator wiring diagram must match.
It should be mounted in a safe, authorized location with proper visibility and away from reach-through gate hazards.
Yes. A failed or stuck control station can send continuous or intermittent commands to the operator.
Yes. A technician should verify the wiring and safety placement before returning the gate to service.