AAS Wireless Auxiliary Keypad for AAS Wireless Security Alarm Systems |
 | Brand: AAS
Category: CE
Buy New: $55.99 (On sale from $99.99)
as of 9/6/2010 21:23 CDT details
You Save: $44.00 (44%)
Seller: AAS Inc.
Rating:  1 reviews
Sales Rank: 61,166
Color: white and red
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.6
Dimensions (in): 1 x 3 x 8
Model: WSS-755
UPC: 837654768884
EAN: 0837654768884
ASIN: B002W50362
Availability: Usually ships in 2-3 business days
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Features:
| • | Will use a password independent of the main Keypad/Control panel. Give a neighbor, a nanny or a child their own password without compromising system security. | | • | Use outdoors (at entranceways) or indoors | | • | Works seamlessly with all AAS Wireless Alarm Systems | | • | Arm, disarm or partially arm your alarm system from anywhere in your home | | • | Durable, reliable and battery powered. Disabling this keypad does not disable your alarm system. |
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Product Description
This portable wireless keypad will allow you to arm, disarm and partially arm [Home mode] your alarm system from any room in your home. Keep your Control Panel/Keypad safely hidden from potential burglars and operate your alarm system with your auxiliary keypad. Disabling this keypad does not impact the operation of your alarm system. Keep this portable unit by your entrance door or garage or any room in your house. If you have a multi-floor dwelling you can keep a portable unit on the second floor or near your bed. Your basic central unit needs to be near phone lines and power source but with this portable unit you have complete flexibility.
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Customer Reviews:
Nice secondary keypad June 27, 2010
northend999 (Bloomington, IL United States)
Bought this product to compliment the AAS 600 Wireless Home Security Alarm System that I purchased. Works well with the AAS600 control unit. However, the interface is a little different. I would like to see it match the AAS600 interface. This unit requires you enter your password and then know a small list of single digit codes to arm, disarm, and panic the system. This is why I am only giving it 4Stars. I plan (and I would assume most people would plan) to use this as a secondary keypad for a lesser used door. What's the chance I'm going to remember those codes 6 months from now? Would rather see specific "action" buttons, then try to remember those codes months from now.
Still a great product...just looking for some consistency.
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