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Why choose the Domonial wireless alarm system?


• Proven reliability • An entirely wireless range of peripherals • A compact, evolving system • Easy operation with a portable LCD keypad • High performance wireless link over entire product lifetime


Domonial system specification Feature


Zones / sensors Keypads Keyfobs


Wireless sirens internal/external


• Low power consumption, long battery life • Multi-network, bi-protocol transmission • Efficient installation • Flexible maintenance • Automation of installation and maintenance operations


Specification 30 4


10 4


Receivers: Radio and X10 plugs, IR Video sensors 12 Alert functions Users


3 Up to 10


Full set, Part set, Annex set Built-in sounder


Built-in audio verification Event log


Narrow band FM radio frequency Wired output X10 extension


Wired audio modules extension Built-in PSTN communicator


Optional GSM communicator or IP module System integrity and diagnostics Approvals


3 protection areas 90 dBA


Speaker/microphone 1000


10 sub-channels in the 868-870 MHz band with anti-jamming 1 1


Programmable Connector to XM10 transmitter


Up to 3 TP modules 1 1


Anti-tamper protection, adaptive radio jamming detection, monitoring of peripheral radio transmission, power supply and PSTN/GSM availability


PD6662, EN50131-1 and EN5013-3, Security Grade 2, Environmental class II, CE


The master user sets up other users 7 levels and progressive mode


Details


The Domonial panel can register up to 32 peripherals in different sensors, keypads, sounders and receivers configuration.


5 IRVideo max


33


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