Keypads

Prox

By combining our keypads with a built-in proximity reader, your customers can arm and disarm their system with the simple swipe of the prox tag. This helps to alleviate the need to remember codes which is the primary false alarm generator in the industry. The prox tag technology is already widely accepted by consumers with supermarket and gas station tags and is small enough to easily fit on a keychain.

PROX AND VOICE

PROX AND VOICE KEYPADS

Voice

These keypads actually talk, annunciating the type of alarm and location of alarm during an emergency, giving your customers more time to act appropriately, when seconds count. It has a built-in message center that allows family members to record and playback messages left each other alleviating messy post-it notes.

(shown without door)

6150V

• Fixed-English LCD display keypad • Voice annunciation of - Type of alarm - Location of alarm - System status

• Family message center – record and playback messages left on keypad

• Four fully programmable function keys • Single button or quick key operation

(shown without door)

6160PX

• Large 32-character alpha display provides system status and zone information in plain English

• Integrated proximity reader for easy system operation

• Two prox tags are included (additional tags can be sold separately)

• Zones can be customized (e.g. Jen’s Bedroom, Boiler Room, etc.) so end- users can react quicker in an emergency situation

• Four programmable function keys

• Soft-touch rubber keys are continuously backlit for greater visibility

• Optional labels with customized dealer logo can be affixed to keypad (separate charge)

• Speaker with audible beeps to indicate system status, exit/entry delay and alarm conditions

• LED indicators of system “armed” or “not armed and ready to arm”

• Compatible with all addressable VISTA controls

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6160V

• Large 32-character alpha display provides system status and zone information in plain English

• Voice annunciation of - Type of alarm - Location of alarm - System status

• Family message center – record and playback messages left on keypad

• Zones can be customized (e.g. Jen’s Bedroom, Boiler Room, etc.) so end- users can react quicker in an emergency situation

• Four programmable function keys

• Soft-touch rubber keys are continuously backlit for greater visibility

• Optional labels with customized dealer logo can be affixed to keypad (separate charge)

• Speaker with audible beeps to indicate system status, exit/entry delay and alarm conditions

• LED indicators of system “armed” or “not armed and ready to arm”

• Compatible with all VISTA Plus controls

(shown without door)

• Soft-touch rubber keys are continuously backlit for greater visibility

• Piezo electric sounder with beeps to indicate system status and entry/exit delay

• Optional labels with customized dealer logo can be affixed to keypad (separate charge)

• Door to hide the keys for cleaner design (removable)

• LED indicators of system “armed” or “not armed and ready to arm”

• Wireless version available (5828V) • Compatible with all VISTA Plus controls

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