With the new Secvest wireless socket from ABUS Security-Center, the alarm panel can control domestic electrical appliances. Lamps and other appliances are activated in the event of an alarm or according to a schedule, thus helping to deter burglars. The Secvest wireless socket is compatible with the Secvest 2WAY wireless alarm control panel, the IP alarm module and the new Secvest IP wireless alarm control panel.
Unlit houses attract the attention of burglars, in particular in the gloomy autumn and winter season. The Secvest wireless socket FU8240 makes intelligent control of electric blinds or lamps possible. The appliance to be switched on is plugged into the wireless socket, which is then simply plugged into a normal power socket. If the wireless socket is activated by the alarm control panel after an alarm or according to a schedule, power flows to the connected appliances. For example, escape routes can be automatically lit up in the event of a fire alarm. An integrated switch also allows the wireless socket to be operated manually. An LED indicates whether the socket is active or inactive.
Equipped with a safety plug, the Secvest wireless socket is capable of reception on the radio frequency reserved for the security sector (868.6625 MHz). There are thus virtually no limits to the wireless connection of lamps and other devices through walls and doors.
Availability
The Secvest wireless socket FU8240 is due to go on sale from mid November 2010.
For further information on ABUS Security-Center, please visit our website: www.abus-sc.com
Unlit houses attract the attention of burglars, in particular in the gloomy autumn and winter season. The Secvest wireless socket FU8240 makes intelligent control of electric blinds or lamps possible. The appliance to be switched on is plugged into the wireless socket, which is then simply plugged into a normal power socket. If the wireless socket is activated by the alarm control panel after an alarm or according to a schedule, power flows to the connected appliances. For example, escape routes can be automatically lit up in the event of a fire alarm. An integrated switch also allows the wireless socket to be operated manually. An LED indicates whether the socket is active or inactive.
Equipped with a safety plug, the Secvest wireless socket is capable of reception on the radio frequency reserved for the security sector (868.6625 MHz). There are thus virtually no limits to the wireless connection of lamps and other devices through walls and doors.
Availability
The Secvest wireless socket FU8240 is due to go on sale from mid November 2010.
For further information on ABUS Security-Center, please visit our website: www.abus-sc.com
