Backup Alarm Reporting Radio - NAPCO Security Systems Inc. - Facility Management Product Release

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The StarLink backup wireless radio connects between any alarm control panel and its telephone connection. Whenever the traditional telephone line connection fails, StarLink wirelessly connects directly to the GSM/GPRS National Network to transmit the alarm signal to any central monitoring station.

The StarLink SL-1 radio is compatible with all alarm panel brands. StarLink radios require no programmers and are enrolled at www.NapcoStarLink.com for 24/7 account maintenance and signal verification.

With four-wire hookup, signal strength LEDs and low current draw, SL-1 radios are powered from the alarm panel's existing battery. Each input channel is field-selectable for positive or negative trigger, connected directly to bell output or siren driver output, providing burg/fire reporting on only one wire.

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posted: 10/30/2007