KP9 GSM Alarm Control Panel & Auto-Dialler

KP9 3G or GSM alarm panel (burglar, panic, flood alarms).

Name: KP9 3G or GSM alarm panel (burglar, panic, flood alarms).
SKU: 005-4000-00
Price: 185.50 EUR
Availability: OutOfStock

Reference: 005-4000-00

Technical Support & Advice for our KP9 3G or GSM Wireless Alarm Panel, can be used as a Burglar, Panic, Flood Alarm using up to 95 Wireless Detectors.

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Description

Technical Support & Advice for our KP9 3G or GSM Wireless Alarm Panel.

Our flexible 95 x Zone KP9 3G or GSM Wireless Alarm Control Panel that can also be used in many ways including:

Wireless Burglar & Intruder Alarm System.
Wireless Floor Alarm.
Wireless Panic Alarms.

This control panel has many features allowing you to use it in so many different ways, some key features listed below:

95 x Wireless Zones (channels).
Contacts up to 9 x Key-holders by Telephone & Text Message (optional).
Built in Siren (adjustable duration from 1 to 999 seconds).
Simple Plug in Power Supply with Back up Battery.
Transformer Rating: 12v DC 1 amp.
Can be used with 2 x Wireless Sirens (Standard & H/Duty).
Easy to Program (using the built in keypad and LCD Screen or APP).
Easy to Operate using:
- Remote Control.
- Built in Keypad.
- Built in Timer.
- Text Message.
- APP.
Many Modes of Operation including:
- Full Arm.
- Home Arm.
- Entrance.
- On Site.
- Outer.
- Inner.
- 24 Hour (with Siren).
- 24 Hour (silent).
- Not in Use.
- Doorbell.
2 x Wired Input Zones.
Built in Power Failure (optional).
Built in Temperature (optional).
2 x way Communication.
Log (history) Logging.
Low Battery Warning (of accessories).
12 Language Menu (including English, French, German, Italian, Dutch & Spanish).

Communication:

When the KP9 GSM Panel calls key-holders by Telephone, the key-holders have the option to:

Press * on their Telephone (this will stop the alarm calling other key-holders but remain fully armed.
Press # on their Telephone (this will stop the alarm calling other key-holders but will disarm the panel.

3G or GSM:

You can select above (just above add to cart button) the latest 3G Control Panel or the default GSM Panel, both panels will operate Telephone & SMS functions in Countries where 2G is still operational (most of Europe), if in doubt please ask us for advice.

APP Options for customers with iOS & Android:

Specifications

30 details

95 Wireless Channels; Contacts up to 9 x Key-holders by Telephone & Text Message (optional); Built in Siren (adjustable duration from 1 to 999 seconds)
Power supply: 3-pin Plug in Transformer (2-pin available upon request)
Transformer rating: 12v DC 1 amp (max 24v)
Back up battery: Yes; Easy to Program (using the built in keypad and LCD Screen or APP)
Easy to operate using: Remote Control
Built in Keypad
Built in Timer
Text Message
APP
Many modes of operation including: Full Arm
Home Arm
Entrance
On Site
Outer
Inner
24 Hour (with Siren)
24 Hour (silent)
Not in Use
Doorbell; 2 x Wired Input Zones; Built in Power Failure (adjustable 0 - 99 minutes); Built in Temperature (optional); Optional Wireless External Sirens; 2 x way Communication; Log (history) Logging; Low Battery Warning (of accessories); 12 Language Menu (including English, French, German, Italian, Dutch & Spanish)
Size: 190 (W) x 130 (H) x 25 (D) mm
GSM frequency: Quad-band 850/900/1800/1900 Mhz
3G: Yes (if selected)
Wireless accessories frequency: 433.92 Mhz
Digital output: N/O or N/C Dry Contacts (3A/240 AC)
SIM card size: Standard Size
Built in temperature monitor: Yes (-20 - + 60 C)
Back up battery: 3.7v-900mAH Li-ion Rechargeable
Colour: White
Push buttons: Touch
Android app: Yes
iOS: Yes
Standby current: 30 m/A

Videos

1 video

KP9 GSM Alarm Panel - How to pair a Sensor

Questions and answers

22 questions

How many Wireless Detectors can I use with this Alarm?

95 Wireless Detectors & Sensors can be used.

How do pair (learn) a Sensor into the Alarm?

Please see the Video tab within this listing.

I have fitted a SIM Card, and the Alarm will not Call or Text ?

Please ensure the External Power Supply and rear ON/OFF switch are turned OFF before inserting the SIM Card.

I have replaced my SIM Card, and the Alarm will now not Call or Text ?

Please ensure the External Power Supply and rear ON/OFF switch are turned OFF before inserting the SIM Card.

How do I Enter programming mode ?

See Below:

Press Enter (telephone symbol).
Scroll Down to show Setup on the digital display (down button also labelled SOS).
Enter Password (default password in manual) plus Enter.
Use Up & Down Button plus Enter Button to navigate.

The Internal Siren is not operating ?

Please Enter programming mode, Enter Basic settings and scroll down Alarm Sound Time, Enter digits in seconds and Save (example 15 = 15 seconds, 60 = 1 minute, 120 = 2 minutes).

How to Arm & Disarm the Alarm ?

The Alarm can be Armed by:

Remote Control.
Built in Keypad.
Built in Timer.

How to Arm the Alarm using the Built in Keypad ?

Press the Locked Padlock symbol on the Alarm Panel (under the 7 & Key symbols):

How to Disarm the Alarm using the Built in Keypad ?

Press the Unlocked Padlock symbol on the Alarm Panel (under the 9 & Phone symbols), Enter 4 digit Code, plus Enter (phone symbol).

How to Arm the Alarm using the Remote Control ?

Press A Button on the Remote Control.

How to Disarm the Alarm using the Remote Control ?

Press the B Button on the Remote Control.

I think I am getting False Alarms on the Panel?

Please go into the Alarm Records to see what Sensors or Remote Controls have been Triggered.

What could make my Alarm Panel give False Alarms ?

There are many reasons why an Alarm would trigger, listed below are some common reasons:

Low Battery on a Sensor.
Button Stuck in on a Remote Control or Panic Button.
Rear Tamper Switch on the Panel is activating due to the Installation (this can be turned off within the panel settings).
A PIR placed above a Heat Source or facing a Window which is subject to sudden bright Sunlight.
A Sensor programmed into the wrong type of Alarm settings.

Can I individually name the zones on the Alarm display and Text message sent to the key-holder ?

Yes (this is done by Sending a Text message to the Alarm Panel, a working SIM Card needs to be inserted into the Panel for this operation).

How do I name the different zones on the Alarm by using Text message ?

Please send a Text Message to the number of the SIM Card inserted into the Alarm Panel (see example below):

You want to change the name of wireless zone 6 from its default name "Entrance Alarm!" to "Room 1 Panic Button" you will need to send a SMS command:
1234 (Default Password).
B (Edit Zone Name Code), this must be in Capital Format.
06 (Wireless Zone 6, please note 2 digits).
#
Room 1 Panic Button (new required name for zone 6, maximum of 40 characters).
# (last command).
So exact example sent would be 1234B06#Room 1 Panic Button#
You should then receive a message back "Room 1 Panic Button" (this confirms the changed).

How do I pair a Signal Repeater ?

The Signal Repeater needs to be paired to each Detector being used (not the control panel):

How do pair a Signal Repeater to a Detector ?

Power on the Signal Repeater (using the Transformer supplied) & the Detector (using the batteries supplied), press and hold the Pair Button on the Signal Repeater (located at the bottom of the Repeater) until the top L/H LED Flashes, then activate the Detector wanting to be paired in until the top L/H LED stops Flashing.

How do I know the Signal Repeater has been paired in following the above ?

Activate the relevant Detector and the middle top LED on the Repeater will Flash.

Can we use more than one Repeater ?

Yes (no limit).

How do I know the Signal Repeater has been paired in following the above ?

Activate the relevant Detector and the middle top LED on the Repeater will Flash.

Where would you recommend positioning the Signal Repeater ?

The starting position would normally be midway between the Alarm Panel & furthest Detectors, but this could change considerably due to the nature of the building, for example a thick wall located next to a Detector may require the Repeater to be positioned just beyond this wall, so the answer is start at midway but be aware you may need to experiment with the position or even add additional Repeaters.