Internet Communicators 7847I
7845I-ENT • Internet or Private Network applications (ENT only)
• Installs behind firewalls without compromising network security
• 4-wire connection to Honeywell control panels • Full CID reporting • IP downloading
• Highest level of data security using 1,024-bit key encryption
Telguard® Cellular Alarm Communicator
AD-TG7 • All Digital GSM Cellular Network • UL Listed for Commercial Burglary • UL Listed for secondary commercial Fire • Telephone Line Monitor & Power Supply • Contact ID, SIA2 & Pulse Formats - Full Zone Data • Modem formats will require modem card (AD-TGMC) • Plug & Play Installation
Telguard® Cellular Alarm Communicator
AD-TG7A • All digital GSM Cellular Network
• Attack resistant, anti-tamper locking enclosure; UL Grade A
• Telephone line monitor and power supply • Contact ID, SIA2 and Pulse formats, full zone data • DPM and modern lle/llla2
card formats will require modem
• Cellular communicator for commercial, industrial and financial markets
Telguard® Cellular Alarm Communicator
AD-TG8A • All Digital GSM Cellular Network
• Attack resistant, anti-tamper locking enclosure; UL Grade A
• E911 Voice Service • Telephone Line Monitor & Power Supply • Contact ID & Pulse Formats - Full Zone Data • DMP & modem lle/llla2
(AD-TGMA) • Plug & Play Installation Telguard® Cellular Communicator Line
The TG1 line of cellular communicators assures alarm transmission for VoIP, cell only and no-landline households so you can meet the needs of this growing market. Transmitting full data from security and fire systems to central stations using a nationwide digital cellular network, TG-1 products are UL listed, economical and easy to install.
AD-TG1B
• One SKU covers the unit and the battery for easy ordering
• Comes with its own separate battery and power connection for greater installation flexibility
• Full data reporting using Contact ID
Cellular Dialer Backup US-CVD2000
• Complete Alarm System, Voice Dialer and Cellular transmitter
• Backup protection for phone lines or remote location
• Operates with A/C or battery power for complete “cut the wires” operation
• Metal cabinet, quickly relocated, weatherproof cabinet available
• 4 Voice Dialer Channels/Zones channels, calls up to 8 phones, cell phones or pagers - your voice message any language
• Can use land line - Auto/Switch to cell if cut Cellular Dialer Backup with Cell Phone and
SIM Card US-CVD2000PS
• Includes $100/1-year prepaid ATT service. No Contracts, no Monthly fee and Motorola Cellular Mobile phone.
• Complete alarm system, 4 channel zone voice dialer and cell phone
• Backup protection for phone lines or remote location
• Operates with A/C or battery power for complete “cut the wires” operation
• Metal cabinet • Weatherproof cabinet available • Can use land line - Auto/Switch to cell if cut
Cellular Dialer Backup with Cell Phone US-CVD2000P • Complete with Motorola Cellular Mobile phone
• Complete Alarm System, Voice Dialer and Cellular transmitter
• Backup protection for phone lines or remote location
• Operates with A/C or battery power for complete “cut the wires” operation
• Metal Cabinet, quickly relocated, weatherproof cabinet available
• 4 Voice Dialer Channels/Zones, calls up to 8 phones, cell phones or pagers - your message any language
• Can use land line - Auto/Switch to cell if cut Cellular Dialer Backup with Power Loss
Notification and Cell Phone/SIM Card US-CVD2010PS
• Automatic AC power loss, AC power restored, low battery notification
• Power condition voice message in any language
• Automatic power loss notification – Instant or 15-minute delayed
• 4 separate outgoing inputs/messages • Automatically calls up to 8 telephones, cell phones, etc. • Can use land line - Auto/Switch to cell if cut
• Includes cell phone and $100 prepaid service – No contracts and no monthly fee
For Orders, Call: 1-800-233-6261 | For Systems Sales And Support, Call 1-800-234-7971 |
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AD-TG1 Express • Over 80% smaller than similar cellular communicators
• Reduces installation time by using the power and backup battery from the panel
• Supports virtually all alarm formats (Contact ID, Modem IIe/IIIa2, SIA2 and DMP) using dial capture for universal panel compatibility
• Now including Telguard Interactive remote alarm control solution so you can increase your RMR and give your customers peace of mind in the palm of their hands
Telguard® AD-TG9
Cellular Communicator
Summary Data and Event Monitoring Cellular Alarm Communicator
• Synchronized control over the web and customer service
• End user notification by email or text messages formats will require Modem Card
• Features up to 12 configurable trip inputs for greater flexibility
• Utilizes power from the control panel for simpler installation
• Delivers Contact ID, SIA2 and Modem IIe & IIIa2 central stations
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Cellular Communications Telguard®
• Serves as either a primary or back-up alarm communicator
• Handles multiple alarm formats and full data
• Supported by Telguard Online, Telular’s 24/7 remote access management system
Cellular Alarm Communicator
AD-TG4 • For business, office and residential applications • UL listed, cost-effective and easy to activate
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