A capacitive touch keypad supporting up to 200 personal access codes, one per user, plus a separate duress code set. It is the control point for users who will not carry a fob or use an app.
Built for the installer
Duress codes are the feature worth explaining at the sale. Entering the duress code disarms the system normally while silently signalling the central station, so someone forced to disarm under threat can comply visibly and still raise an alarm. Each user can have their own.
There is also a set of up to 99 codes for unregistered people, useful for cleaners and contractors, and group security management so a code can control one area rather than the whole site. Protection against code guessing locks out brute-force attempts. Classified ACE type B.
Key features
- Up to 200 personal codes, one per user, so the log attributes every arming
- Duress codes disarm normally while silently signalling the central station
- Up to 99 codes for unregistered people such as cleaners and contractors
- Group security management so a code controls one area rather than the whole site
- Protection against code guessing blocks brute-force attempts
System requirements
Requires an Ajax hub or range extender. Indoor use only. The number of personal codes available depends on the hub model.
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Technical Specifications