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Concord 4

Concord™ 4 is a full-featured security system for intrusion and fire detection that complies with false alarm standards. Easy to install and simple to use, Concord’s modular design and advanced software provide outstanding system flexibility to meet the needs of virtually any residential or commercial security application.

 

 

High standards

The panel comes standard with eight hardwire zone inputs, including a 2-wire smoke detector loop that can handle up to 20 detectors. A built-in RF receiver with 96-zone capacity provides instant compatibilty with the complete line of GE Security Learn Mode sensors. Two programmable outputs can be set up to activate external devices during an alarm or other system event.

 

Easy expansion

Expand Concord’s capabilities by adding SuperBus® 2000 8Z Input Modules for eight additional zones per module, or SuperBus 2000 4-Relay Output Modules to add four more output points. SnapCards™ also add to system zone inputs and outputs. Each card (one per panel) connects easily to the panel circuit board inside the cabinet for a clutter-free, professional installation. Increase RF coverage area by adding up to four SuperBus 2000 RF receivers or SuperBus 2000 RF transceivers. Each receiver supports all 96 zones. Expand the system even further with a Phone Interface/Voice Module for on- and off-site system control using touch-tone phones. The module includes a speaker output that provides on-site voice status and alarm messages. Adding a SuperBus 2000 Energy Saver Module lets users control heating and air conditioning. The Power Line Carrier Power Transformer adds X10 light control. The Wireless Gateway Module allows users to control and monitor the status of the system from the Alarm.com web site. Increase power capability for system peripherals with a SuperBus 2000 2-amp Power Supply Module with battery backup. The module provides 2 amps at 12 VDC.

Key Benefits

• 6 partitions and 8 built in hardwire zone - 96 zones maximum as either hardwire, wireless or combination
• 96 wireless zones standard onboard
• 230 user-programmable access codes with programmable authority levels
• 250-event history buffer viewable from any alphanumeric keypad, Downloader, or automation device
• Keyswitch arming using a hardwire or wireless zone
• 16 schedules available for scheduled lighting and outputs

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WIRELESS SECURITY SYSTEMS

 Simon XT

Simon XT is a cost-effective security system that offers up to 40 zones of burglary and fire protection and complies with SIA False Alarm Standards. With a built-in display touchpad and status speaker that provides visual and voice messages for feedback, Simon XT is well suited for houses, apartments, and condominiums. The Simon XT panel comes standard with 40 wireless zones, or it can be set up with 38 wireless zones and two built-in hardwired supervised burglary zones (normally-closed loop only). The built-in radio receiver works with both Crystal and SAW Learn Mode sensors. Simon XT supports off-premise telephone control to arm and disarm the system, check system status, activate no entry delay, or activate the latchkey feature. With latchkey capabilities, the panel can be programmed to notify customers if the system has not been disarmed at a scheduled time.

 

Convenient and expandable

Simon XT supports convenient system operation from anywhere within the premises with the use of wireless touchpads. Choose from the Remote Handheld Touchpad, 2-, 4-, or 5-button crystal or SAW Keychain Touchpads (keyfobs), or 2-Button ELM Keychain Touchpad. ELM (encrypted learn mode) technology secures every keychain touchpad transmission. When powered by the optional line carrier transformer, adding X10® modules lets customers control lights, appliances, and other devices.

Key Benefits

• 40 wireless zones - 2 zones can be hardwire (normally-closed loop only)
• Chime feature for monitoring door, window, or motion activity
• Built-in 2-way voice
• Meets SIA False Alarm Standards
• 100-event buffer with time and date stamp

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Last modified: 10/26/09