Cellular Communications - Additional Communications WHEN THE COPPER GOES DOWN, YOU STAY UP


US-CVD-2025 CELLULAR DIALER SYSTEM


A/C POWER LOSS NOTIFICATION AND MESSAGES BY CELLULAR


PLUG N PLAY - READY NO CONTRACTS - NO MONTHLY FEES


PAY AS YOU GO SERVICE CAN USE LAND LINE -


AUTO/SWITCH TO CELL IF CUT


• Complete with or Supply your Own Cellular Mobile phone. • Model PS Includes $100 one year Prepaid Cellular Service - Operates with Most Cellular Providers - Bluetooth Compatable


• No Contracts - No Monthly Fees • Built in Power Loss Monitoring and A/C Restore/Low Battery • Voice Dialer and Cell Phone - Multi-language message, 4 Voice Dialer Channels/Zones, calls up to 8 phones, cell phones or pagers.


• Operates with A/C or Battery power for complete “cut the wires” operation • Weatherproof NEMA cabinet


USE IN REMOTE LOCATIONS


Homes - Business - Alarm System Back-Up - Water Treatment Facilities Industrial - Remote Sites


BE SAFE - BE SECURE AND WITH USP’S CELLULAR AUTO DIALER SECURITY SYSTEM. VISIT US AT: www.unitedsecurity.com


New! CVD-2020 Cellular Dialer Backup US-CVD2020


• New blue tooth capability works with almost all cell phones


• Fiberglass NEMA rated 4x cabinet quickly relocated as needed


• 4 channel auto voice dialer calls up to 8 phone numbers or pagers


• Cell phone docking station • Universal cell phone holder • Detachable terminal strip for easy hook up • AC/DC transformer 16.5VAC, 4 5VA • Fused mini controller with battery charge output


GSM Celluar Modules for PowerMAX


Control VS-GSM


VS-GSMPRO VS-GSM350


• Enables PowerMAX+, PowerMAXPRO or PowerMAXEXPRESS systems to operate GSM/GPRS over cellular networks


• Use as primary or backup communication to central station


• Send text (SMS) and voice (not EXPRESS) to private numbers (4 max)


• Remote 2-Way system control


Color IP Pan/Tilt Camera iPCAM-PT • Wired or wireless cameras • Wi-Fi capable/Uses 802.11 G


• Encryption/WEP 64 bits/128 bits, WPA/WPA2 personal and push button WPS (Wi-Fi Protected service) providing secure wireless communication


• Pan/Tilt – Pan range -300 degrees (left 150 degrees – right 150 degrees) + 53 degree view angle Tilt range – 120 degrees (Up 90 degrees – down 30 degrees) + 53 degree view angle


Color IP Camera iPCAM-WI • Wired or wireless cameras • Wi-Fi capable/Uses 802.11 G


• Encryption/push button WPS (Wi-Fi Protected service) providing secure wireless communication


• Video compression/MPEG-4 and M-JPEG streaming up to 30FPS


• Lens/F2.8 fixed focus


Custom models available • No cell phone contracts for temp service • Also operates with standard cell service • Operates with most cellular providers


• Panel mounted with optional wall mounting feet available


• Perfect for backup protection for land lines and remote locations


• Complete alarm system voice dialer, and cellular transmitter


• Can use land line - Auto/Switch to cell if cut • Quick release latches with provisions for padlocks


Excelsus® Alarm Panel DSL Filter


1E-ZA431PJ3X • Compatibility with all major alarm systems • Patented Technology • Telco Tested, approved, and recommended


• Protects Alarm Panel even with new DSL technologies including ADSL2+ and VDSL2


• Quick and easy installation, simply plug-in • Protects alarm panel from power surge and lightning


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