Wireless Transmitters - Wireless PIRs & Keypads
Pendant Transmitter SL-919TD1SUP (SK-919TDIS-UP) • 1-button, 1-channel SL-919TD2AUP (SK-919TD2A-UP) • 2 button, 3-channel SL-919TP4JNU • 4-button, 15-channel SL-919TDWSBU (SK-919TDWS-BU) • Wired RF transmitter
• Up to 500' range • Over 68 billion possible codes • Available with CODEBUMP Rolling Code
Wireless Driveway Monitor SF-34100 (STI-34100) • Solar powered SF-STI34150 (STI-34150) • Battery powered
• Alerts when someone enters the protected driveway • Works up to 1,000 feet
• People, animals and shadows will not trigger the driveway sensor
• Easy installation • Weather resistant
Wireless Chime Kits SF-32600 (STI-32600) • Know when a door opens • Ideal for home, store or office • Selectable sounds & tones • All chimes are compatible with each other • Two year limited warranty. ETL Listed, FCC Certified SF-32500 (STI-32500) • Wireless Doorbell Chime Button SF-46100 (STI-46100) • Wireless Motion-Activated Chime SF-32000 (STI-32000) • Wireless Doorbell Extender
Wireless Hold Up Buttons US-HUBW1ML (HUB-W1M/L) • (300 MHz) standard range US-HUBW2ML (HUB-W2M/L) • (900 MHz) supervised long range
• Wireless hold up buttons - eliminates wiring • Can be mounted anywhere • Momentary or latching
• Many versions of receivers, single-channel to 40-channel to choose from
• Long life 10 + year lithium battery • U.S. & Foreign patents pending
PowerCode Wireless Transmitters
• Compatible with: VS-MCR304 Single Channel Receiver, VS-MCR304 4-Channel Receiver, & VS-PMAX Controller VS-MCT100 • Universal transmitter VS-MCT101 • Single-channel handheld transmitter VS-MCT102 • 2-channel handheld transmitter VS-MCT104 • 4-channel handheld transmitter VS-MCT211 • Waterproof wristband transmitter
NetworX 192-Zone LCD Keypad with
Removable Door CA-NX1192E
• 192-zone keypad includes a two-line LCD screen for ease in programming
• Attractive design includes a door that conceals the keys and can be removed
• Programmable keys, including emergency activation keys
VS-MCT201WP • Waterproof pendant transmitter VS-MCT302 • Mini magnetic contact VS-MCT220 • Round back-lit surface mount emergency button VS-REPEATRPK
• Repeater/Range Extender to MCR receivers and PowerMax controls. Included transformer and 9V rechargeable battery
Wireless Fixed English Keypad 5828 • No wires to run, perfect second keypad add-on • Fixed-English display • Portable to move around the home with you • Compatible with both Vista and LYNX systems • Comes with 3 “AA” batteries • 5828DM kit includes: * AC adapter for always on operation * Desk mount for sitting on end table or desk • Four programmable function keys
Wireless Custom Alpha Keypad 5839 • No wires to run, perfect second keypad add-on • Customizable, 32-character alpha display • Portable to move around the home with you • Compatible with both Vista and LYNX systems • Comes with 3 “AA” batteries • Four programmable function keys
Wireless Outdoor Motion Sensor 5800PIR-OD • Range adjustable up to 12 meters/40 feet • 90-degree adjustable pattern • Large and small animal immune • Operating temperature -4° F – 122° F (-20° C – 50° C) • Pole mounting kit included • Dual Pyro Design
NEW! Wireless Pressure Mats US-WPM16 (WPM-16) • 9" x 16" US-WPM24 (WPM-24) • 18" x 24" US-WPM30 (WPM-30) • 24" x 30"
• Embedded 900 MHz, battery operated long range wireless transmitters • Standard and custom sizes available
• Stand alone or confirm motion detector activations
• Corrugated waterproof construction - boats, balconies - inside or outside • US and Foreign Patents pending
• Different receivers to fit your applications: US-WR9004, US-WR90016, US-WR9001, US-WR90040
For Orders, Call: 1-800-233-6261 | For Systems Sales And Support, Call 1-800-234-7971 |
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