Wireless Technology

A wireless receiver connected to the security control panel allows you to protect areas that you can't reach with wires.  Today's advancement in wireless technology has made wireless expansion very dependable.  Almost all security control panels accommodate wireless technology today to make expansion to those hard to reach areas possible.

The wireless expansion will consist of a transmitter(s) and a receiver.  The receiver is usually mounted inside the security control panel and receives signals from transmitting devices such as wireless door/window transmitters.  Once the signal is received by the receiver, the security control panel processes this information just like a standard door or window contact.  The transmitters operate using small batteries, usually lithium for longer life, and operate much like a standard door or window contact.

Remote Keyfobs Keyfob

The keyfob gives a customer convenient flexible control over their system.  Additionally it doubles as a panic button.  The security system can be remotely turned on or off outside of the protected premises.  The keyfob is usually small enough to be carried on a key ring.  Keyfobs can also be programmed to operate the overhead garage door and even turn on lights.