Vendor: Hikvision

Big Gap Surface Mount Reed Switch, White

SKU: CSD-2001
Description

The CSD-2001 is a wired surface-mount reed switch with an extended 50 mm operating gap, made for doors and windows where alignment can drift or the gap is wide. It is a normally-closed (NC) SPST contact with an epoxy-sealed reed in a white housing, ideal for roller doors, garage doors and large openings that a standard reed cannot reliably cover. It connects to any hardwired alarm zone.

Key points
- Wired surface-mount reed switch, white housing
- Extended 50 mm operating gap for wide or drifting doors
- Normally-closed (NC) SPST contact for any hardwired alarm zone
- Epoxy-sealed reed for durability and moisture resistance
- Rated 100 V DC, 500 mA, 8 W
- Compact 90 x 13 x 18 mm body

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§ 01Overview

What the CSD-2001 is

The CSD-2001 is a big-gap surface-mount reed switch for openings where a standard contact would struggle. Its 50 mm operating gap is roughly double that of an ordinary mini reed, so it keeps reporting correctly even when a door does not close to the same spot every time, which is exactly the problem you get with roller doors and garage doors.

It is a wired, normally-closed SPST device: the epoxy-sealed reed sits in a slim white housing and the contact opens when the magnet moves beyond the gap, signalling the opening as breached. The epoxy seal helps it shrug off dust and moisture, and the compact 90 x 13 x 18 mm body mounts neatly on a frame or track. It wires straight into a detection zone on a hardwired or hybrid alarm panel.

An honest note: this is a wired reed switch, not a wireless sensor, so it needs a cable run back to the panel and does not pair to a wireless hub on its own. As with any reed, mounting on steel can shorten the effective gap, so walk-test the door once it is fitted. It is also available in brown to order.

§ 02Engineering

CSD-2001 specifications

- Big-gap surface-mount reed switch in a white housing
- 50 mm operating gap for roller doors, garage doors and wide openings
- Wired, normally-closed (NC) SPST contact for any hardwired alarm zone
- Epoxy-sealed reed resists dust and moisture
- Electrical rating: 100 V DC, 500 mA, 8 W
- Compact 90 x 13 x 18 mm body
- Available in white from stock, brown to order

§ 04Why choose this

Built for the way you actually use the CSD-2001

Made for wide gaps

A 50 mm operating gap keeps roller and garage doors monitored even when they don't close to the same spot twice.

Fewer false trips

The big gap absorbs door movement that would nuisance-trip a standard mini reed.

Sealed for durability

An epoxy-sealed reed resists dust and moisture for a long service life.

Simple wired install

A passive NC contact wires straight into any hardwired alarm zone - no batteries or pairing.

§ 05Where it fits

Right at home in these scenarios

Roller and garage doors

Monitor a roller or sectional door whose closing position varies.

Large gates

Protect a wide gate where a standard reed cannot bridge the gap.

Sheds and warehouses

Watch big timber or steel doors on outbuildings and storage.

Wide or warped windows

Cover older windows that don't close tightly to a fixed point.

§ 06Setup

Installation & setup

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What's in the box

One CSD-2001 big-gap surface-mount reed switch (white) with magnet and fixing screws. The alarm panel and cabling are not included.

02

Installation requirements

Surface-mount the switch on the fixed frame or track and the magnet on the moving door, keeping them aligned within the 50 mm gap. Run cable back to a normally-closed detection zone on your panel, then walk-test by opening the door to confirm it triggers. Avoid mounting directly on steel where possible.

§ 07Questions

Frequently asked about the CSD-2001

Q.01

Why choose a 50 mm big-gap reed switch?

A 50 mm gap tolerates much more door movement and misalignment than a standard mini reed, which typically works at around half that. That makes it reliable on roller doors, garage doors and large gates that never close to exactly the same position.
Q.02

Is the CSD-2001 wired or wireless?

It is a wired reed switch with a normally-closed SPST contact. It connects by cable to a detection zone on a hardwired or hybrid alarm panel and does not transmit wirelessly by itself.
Q.03

Where is it typically used?

On roller doors, garage doors, large gates and wide windows where the closing gap is big or the door shifts when it settles, so a normal small-gap reed would nuisance-trip.
Q.04

Which panels does it work with?

Any alarm panel with a hardwired zone input. Wire the normally-closed contact into a zone on a wired or hybrid system and the panel monitors the door.
Q.05

Does it need power or batteries?

No. A reed switch is a passive contact, so there are no batteries. The panel powers and monitors the zone.
Q.06

Does mounting on a metal door affect it?

Steel near the switch or magnet can reduce the effective gap. Mount it as the instructions show and walk-test the door so you know it triggers reliably before relying on it.

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