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The
authorized
user
punches
in
the
password
on
the
security Keypad
and
the
device
sends
an
open
signal
to
the
attached doorstrike. Passwords
can
be
erased
changed
as
need
arises.
This
keyless
access
Keypad
features
a
10
Amps
relay,
error
key
lockout,
easy-to-use
front
programming
and
protection
of
programmed
data
against
power
failure
with
non-volatile
memory.
The
homeowner
may
choose
to
have
wireless keychain
remotes
installed as a complement to the wired security keypad devices or as an
alternative to them. Keep in mind that if you want to share access
with off-premise visitors, keypads are a better fit. The wireless
remotes
are
given
to
home
residents
so
they may grant themselves
access
into
the
home
by
simply
pressing
a
button
on
the
device.
Up
to
7
household
members
may
each
have
their
own
keychain
remote.
These wireless security remotes are best used in gate
applications. Keychain
remote
transmissions
are
encrypted
to
afford
the
highest
level
of
security.
One
remote
is
able
to
control
up
to
6
different
entrance
doors.
Note
that
both
Access
Keypad
and
Keychain
remotes
may
be
enabled
on
a
single
door:
i.e.
keypad
for
service
personnel
to
use
and
keychain
remotes
for
home residents's
use.
These
security access
control
devices
work
with
your
system
whether
you
have
single-unit doorphones
at
your
entrances
or
a
multi-unit
(multi-button)
Panel
in
a
duplex-home
application,
town-house
or
home-community
applications.
Great
keyless access control solutions at a very affordable price!
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Equipment Requirements |
Controller
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Q-26/DX - DXC - DP - DPC
- IP - IPC |
Expansion Cards
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Any DPX card if >
1 door |
Audio Accessories
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Entry Access Panel
(optional) |
Video Accessories
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none |
Other Accessories
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Keypad(s) - Keychain
Remote(s) |
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