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Alarm Systems and Devices

Bosch Solution Series Alarm Systems

Solution 3000

Hard Wired Solution 3000 kit

The Solution 3000 alarm system is a great basic alarm system for homes and small commercial sites.

Features

• Quick arm function for when you are on the go
• Add up to 16 different devices to this system
• Supports up to 32 individual user codes
• Available in Wired or Wireless options
• Wireless Remotes available
• Compatible with back-to-base IP monitoring
• Compatible with Bosch RSC+ App

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Solution 6000

Hard Wired Solution 6000 kit

The Solution 6000 Alarm system is a more advanced panel. This system is best suited for commercial, and industrial or government sites.

Features

• Quick arm function for when you are on the go
• Add up to 16 access control readers or Keypads
• Add up to 144 different devices to this system
• Supports up to 990 individual user codes
• Supports Smart card, biometric and external readers, with external keypad options
• Available in Wired or Wireless options
• Wireless Remotes available
• Compatible with back-to-base IP monitoring
• Compatible with Bosch I Fob control App

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Our other leading Brands & Systems

Here is a short list of our other leading brands and systems that we work with on a regular basis. We haven't included everything so please contact us if your preferred product is not listed here. Most of these systems include:

• Hard wired and wireless options
• Back-to-base monitoring capabilities
• IP monitoring capabilities via E-link, Telstra Secure and/or PostX
• catchClip camera integration capabilities

Systems

• NX / Hills Reliance series
• Tecom Challenger (Also by GE)

• TouchNav Keypad

Systems

• Vista Series

Systems

• Concept 4000

Systems

• D Series: D8 & D16
• R Series: R16

• Post-X IP Module

Systems

• SP4000
• SP6000
• SP7000
• MG5050

• TM50 Touch keypad

Systems

• Solution 880
• Solution 16 Plus
• Solution 64
• Solution 144
• Solution 2000/3000
• Solution 6000

Alarm System Devices

PIR - Motion Detector

The most common movement sensing device, it uses infrared light to detect motion within its range

Types

• Wireless - connects to the alarm system via a wireless receiver
• Hard wired - connects to the alarm system directly with a wire
• Pet immune - allows small pets to move around inside whilst the alarm system is activated
• Wide angled - special PIRs that can detect motion for a broader angle.
• Outdoor - weather proof PIRs specifically designed for outdoor detection
• 360 - detects motion in a complete 360 degree range

Magnetic Reed Switch

A sensor that is installed on doors and windows to detect opening. The alarm is triggered when the two halves of the sensor are parted.

Types

• Wireless - connects to the alarm system via a wireless receiver
• Hard wired - connects to the alarm system directly with a wire
• Flush mount - mounted flush on doors or windows
• Surface mount - mounted on the surface of the doors or windows
• Roller door - specifically designed to be attached to roller doors

Glass Breaks

This sensor detects if a pane of glass is shattered or broken. Glass break detectors are triggered by noise or vibrations that exceed a certain threshold.

Types

• Wireless - connects to the alarm system via a wireless receiver
• Hard wired - connects to the alarm system directly with a wire

Remote Controls

A wireless remote device can be used to arm and disarm your system at the press of a button.

Unused buttons on the remote can be programmed to operate other devices at your site, such as an automatic garage roller door.

This device is requires a wireless receiver which comes standard with all of our wireless alarm system kits.

Hold Up Button

This device is used to trigger a hold up alarm event during a hold up situation at commercial premises. It is also sometimes as a panic button at residential premises. Australian standards require a dual-button device which can only be triggered when both buttons are pressed at the same time.

This device requires back-to-base monitoring to be effective.

Duress

This device is designed to be worn by a person on the site. It will wirelessly activate a duress alarm when pressed. It is particularly useful for emergency situations where there is a threat to the health or safety of a person.

This device requires back-to-base monitoring to be effective.

Smoke Detector

A smoke detector integrated with your alarm system will be activated when it detects smoke or substances that mimic smoke. Our smoke detectors are compliant to Australian Standards including a 9v back up battery.

This device is most effective when used with back-to-base monitoring services.

Wireless Receiver

A wireless receiver allows wireless devices to communicate with the alarm panel. It has a 300 metre range in open air.

This usually comes standard in a wireless alarm system kit.

Keypad

This device is the interface to the alarm system. You can use it to arm and disarm the alarm system, program users, change settings, run tests and more.

Siren

The alarm siren is a loud noise making device that sounds when the alarm is activated.

Types

• Internal Siren - installed in a central location within the home, this is designed to disturb and scare off intruders
• External Siren - installed outside of the premises, this is designed to attract attention to the site when the alarm system is triggered. To let others know there has been a situation, the attached strobe light continue to flash even after the siren has stopped sounding

Alarm Panel

The alarm panel is typically housed within an alarm box together with a back up battery. It is where all the alarm devices are connected to create your alarm system.

The alarm box is usually constructed of sturdy metal housing with tamper detection capabilities.

IP Modules

An IP Module is a device that can be connected to compatible Alarm Systems to allow for back-to-base monitoring via an internet connection, rather than using the phone line. This reduces the costs for communicating with the monitoring centre as your system will no longer need to make any phone calls.

For more information on the benefits of IP monitoring, please read more at the services section of this site.

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