Manual Alarm System Package A V2.1
The alarm system consists of a security panel with a 4.3-inch IPS colour screen and touch control, plus wireless accessories such as motion detectors, door and window sensors, a remote control and a doorbell. When an accessory is triggered, the panel shows the alarm status and sounds the alarm immediately. Using its built-in Wi-Fi, the panel sends real-time status updates to the Smart Life app, and the 2G/4G version can also call and text numbers you set in advance.
The product
The security panel
The security panel is the heart of your home security and acts as the gateway for all accessories. You can connect it wirelessly to motion sensors, door sensors, smoke alarms, gas detectors, panic buttons, remote controls and other accessories.
Main features:
- Built-in processor with a clock speed of up to 600 MHz, for fast and smooth operation.
- 4.3-inch IPS colour screen with a wide viewing angle.
- Capacitive touchscreen.
- Interactive "Xsense UI" user interface.
- Built-in Wi-Fi and 2G/4G, with app notifications and alerts by phone call and SMS.
- Up to 200 detectors, plus remote controls and doorbells (up to 6).
- 7 zone modes.
- Time is synchronised automatically over the network.
- Up to 150 alarm records and 50 arm and disarm records.
- 5 programmable phone numbers.
- Alarm on power failure, low battery, tampering and more.
- Chime when a door or window opens.
- Pop-up notification on alarm.
- Works with a wired siren and a wireless siren.
- Hidden password.
- Remote control with the app.
- Multiple languages.
- Online updates (OTA).
Panel connections and parts
Front and side:
- 3.5 mm siren socket. Note: this is not a headphone socket.
- Micro USB power port, 5V 1A.
- 4.3-inch capacitive touchscreen.
- LED indicator below the screen.
Back:
- Speaker.
- Anti-removal switch (tamper switch). This sounds the alarm if someone forcibly removes the panel.
- Battery switch with the positions "ON" and "OFF". Warning: turn this switch on before use.
- 2G/4G version only: a micro SIM card slot and a microphone hole on the side.
The LED indicator
| Colour | Panel status |
|---|---|
| Red | Alarm |
| Yellow | Armed |
| Green | Disarmed |
| Flashing | Panel status |
|---|---|
| Yellow / Green | Arming delay |
| Red / Green | Alarm delay |
The panel home screen
At the top is a status bar, with seven tiles below it.
| Part | What you see | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Status bar | Time | The time in 24-hour format. |
| Status bar | SMS | A text message is being sent. |
| Status bar | Call | The emergency number is being called. |
| Status bar | Wi-Fi signal | Shows the strength of the Wi-Fi signal. Completely grey means no Wi-Fi signal. |
| Status bar | 2G/4G signal | Shows the strength of the 2G/4G signal. Completely grey means no 2G/4G signal. There is also a symbol for a SIM card that is missing or inserted incorrectly. |
| Status bar | Power supply | Shows whether the panel is running on external power or on the battery. |
| Home screen | Panel status tile (the shield) | White: disarmed. Orange circle with countdown: arming delay. Orange: armed. Red circle with countdown: alarm delay. Red: alarm. |
| Home screen | Time/event | Normally, this shows the year, month, day and the time in 24-hour format. If there is a problem, the details appear here. |
| Home screen | "Away Arm" (the button with the door and arrow) | Orange means that "Away Arm" is on or is being activated. |
| Home screen | "Stay Arm" (the button with the house) | Orange means that "Stay Arm" is on. |
| Home screen | "Disarm" (the button with the crossed-out shield) | This button is always white. |
| Home screen | "Menu" | Opens the panel menu. |
| Home screen | "Log" | Shows the monitoring and alarm history. A red dot at the top right means there are new notifications you have not viewed yet. |
Terms
- Away Arm: the panel is monitoring and sounds the alarm as soon as an accessory is triggered.
- Stay Arm: for when you are at home. In this mode, certain zones can be monitored and trigger the alarm.
- Disarm: the panel stops monitoring. Only the SOS button and accessories set to "24h Always Active" can still trigger the alarm.
- Detector: install each detector in the area that suits its type. When the detector is triggered, it immediately sends an alarm to the panel. Common detectors are door sensors, infrared sensors, smoke detectors and gas detectors.
- Arming delay: when you select "Away Arm", the panel only arms after a delay, giving you time to leave the protected area.
- Alarm delay: when the panel receives an alarm from a detector, it waits for a set time before the alarm goes off. During that time you can cancel the alarm with your user password.
- Siren time: how long the alarm sounds. After that, the siren stops.
- Emergency number: when the alarm goes off, the panel texts or calls this number so that you are alerted immediately.
- User password: 1234 by default; you can change it yourself. You need it for Wi-Fi setup, disarming, setting up accessories, setting phone numbers and the security settings.
- System password: 9876 by default; you can change it yourself. You need it for "Restore" (factory settings) and "Restart".
- Password rules: after you enter the correct password, you don't need to enter it again as long as the screen stays on (the screen time you set yourself), up to a maximum of 5 minutes. In the latest version, the maximum is 2 minutes. After that, the panel asks for the password again.
- Hidden password: you can enter 5 to 8 digits. As long as the 4 correct digits appear consecutively in that sequence, the panel accepts the password.
- Local alarm: when the alarm goes off, the panel speaker and the wired siren sound.
- Siren alarm: when the alarm goes off, the panel sends a wireless signal that sets off the wireless siren. The alarm volume of the wireless siren can be set to maximum.
- Siren beep: when the panel status changes, the panel makes the wireless siren beep briefly as a warning.
- Delay beep: a reminder tone sounds during the arming delay and the alarm delay.
- Door/window open warning: if you arm the panel while a door or window is still open, a notification appears on the panel.
- Door/window open chime: the panel makes a sound when a door or window opens.
- Voice prompts: the panel gives a spoken prompt when you operate it.
- Key tone: a sound plays when you touch a button on the screen.
- Doorbell: when someone presses the doorbell button, the panel plays a "ding-dong". No alarm follows.
- Remote operation: you can arm and disarm the panel with the app.
- Timer: in the app, you can set the time at which the panel switches to "Away Arm", "Stay Arm", "Disarm" or SOS.
- Zone: a number for each detector. When an alarm goes off, the zone number tells you where it came from.
- Alarm type: you assign each detector a type that matches the kind of detector and its location. After an alarm, you can then quickly see which device is involved. The alarm types are: System alarm, Door alarm, Living room alarm, Panic alarm, Bedroom alarm, Window alarm, Balcony alarm, Perimeter alarm, Fire alarm, Gas leak, CO leak and Water leak.
The 7 zone modes
Each detector is assigned a zone mode, which determines when the detector triggers an alarm.
- All Arm Active: the panel sounds the alarm if the detector is triggered while the panel is set to "Away Arm" or "Stay Arm". Recommended for outdoor detectors.
- Stay Arm Active: the panel sounds the alarm if the detector is triggered while the panel is set to "Stay Arm". Recommended for outdoor detectors.
- 24h Always Active: the panel always sounds the alarm when the detector is triggered, whatever mode it is in. Recommended for gas detectors and smoke alarms.
- Disarm: the panel does not respond to an alarm from a detector in this mode.
- Secret Report: if an accessory in this mode is triggered, the panel only sends a remote notification (app notification, phone call or SMS). No local alarm sounds.
- All Arm Active (no delay): the panel sounds the alarm immediately if the detector is triggered while the panel is set to "Stay Arm", without an alarm delay.
- Away Arm Active (no delay): the panel sounds the alarm immediately if the detector is triggered while the panel is set to "Away Arm", without an alarm delay.
Motion detector
There are two versions, A and B.
Motion detector A:
- Front: the infrared detection area (keep this clear) and an infrared status indicator.
- Back: a switch with the positions "ON" (infrared on) and "OFF" (infrared off), and the battery compartment. Battery: 9V 6F22 (carbon-zinc battery).
Motion detector B:
- Front: the infrared detection area (keep this clear) and an infrared status indicator.
- Back: a switch with the positions "ON" (infrared on) and "OFF" (infrared off), a pairing button, a screw hole and the battery compartment. Battery: 3 x 1.5 V AA.
Remote control
The remote control has four buttons:
- the top left button (shield with tick): arm while you are away ("Away Arm");
- the top right button (shield with a person): "Stay Arm";
- the round button in the middle (crossed-out shield): "Disarm";
- the bottom button marked "SOS": emergency alarm.
Door/window sensor
The sensor consists of a transmitter (large) and a magnet (small). There are two versions:
- Door sensor A runs on a 23A 12V alkaline battery.
- Door sensor B runs on a 3V CR2032 coin cell and has an anti-removal button.
The door sensor light stays on for 2 seconds when an alarm is triggered and flashes for 2 seconds when the battery is low.
Doorbell
- You can stick or screw the doorbell in place.
- No power consumption in standby.
- Runs on 12 V DC. Higher transmission power and a longer wireless range.
Installation
Placing the panel
- Set the battery switch on the back to "ON" before you use the panel.
- The panel is powered through the micro USB port (5V 1A).
- The 2G/4G version has a micro SIM card slot on the side.
When choosing a location, keep the following in mind:
- Mount the panel as close as possible to all the detectors for the best wireless connection.
- The panel and detectors work wirelessly. Choose a spot as far as possible from household appliances that cause high-frequency interference and from heavy doors that the signal struggles to pass through.
Placing the motion detector
- Mount the detector 2.0 to 2.2 metres above the ground. The detection range is 7 metres and the detection angle is 110°.
- The transmission range is 150 metres without obstacles. Test the range before you fix the detector in place. Obstacles can affect the transmission range.
- Position the detector at an angle to the direction in which people walk through the room. Detection works best at 90° to that direction.
Also keep the following in mind:
- Do not point the detector directly at glass, doors or windows.
- Do not point the detector at warm or cold air vents, or at sources of heat and cold.
- Make sure there is no furniture, large plants or other obstacles within the detection range.
- Do not mount several detectors in the same area. They can interfere with each other if they are triggered at the same time.
Placing the door/window sensor
The sensor goes on the door or window.
- First clean the area on the door, then take the sensor and apply double-sided tape to the underside.
- Fit the transmitter (large) and the magnet (small) separately: the transmitter on the fixed frame, the magnet on the moving part of the door.
- Make sure the small triangles on the transmitter and the magnet point towards each other. The gap between them must not exceed 10 mm.
- Open the door after fitting the sensor. If the light stays on for 2 seconds, the installation is successful.
Also keep the following in mind:
- The transmission range is 100 metres without obstacles. Test the range before you fix the sensor in place, because obstacles can affect the transmission range.
- On a steel door, keep the gap between the transmitter and the magnet as small as possible.
- Do not place several detectors in the same area. They can interfere with each other if they are triggered at the same time.
- For door sensor B, remove the plastic battery insulation tab before first use.
Mounting the doorbell and inserting the battery
- Hold the lower cover firmly with your left hand. With your right hand, open the upper cover by pulling it outwards and upwards from the bottom.
- Insert the battery: 23A 12V alkaline.
- Hold the lower cover firmly with your left hand. With your right hand, first place the bottom of the upper cover against the bottom of the lower cover (at the battery end), then press the cover shut along the edges.
- The installation is complete.
Pairing
Installing the Smart Life app
You operate the panel with the "Smart Life" app. Search for "Smart Life" in the app store or scan one of the QR codes in the manual: the iOS link for iOS, the Google Play link for Android, or the link to the official website (download with manual).
Creating an account and logging in
- Open the app. You can choose "Log In" or "Sign Up".
- Tap "Sign Up" to create an account. Read the "User Agreement and Privacy Policy" carefully and tap "Agree".
- You now see the registration screen with two fields: "Country" and "Mobile number/Email".
- Under "Country", select your country.
- In the "Mobile number/Email" field, enter your mobile number (preferred) and tap "Get verification code". The "Enter verification code" screen appears. Enter the six-digit code you received.
- Set a password for the app. The app then shows the "User authorisation" screen. Grant permission if you wish and tap "Open APP".
- From now on, log in with your account and password.
Connecting the panel to the app
First connect your phone to a 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi network.
- Open the "Smart Life" app and go to the "Home" screen.
- Tap "+" at the top right and select "Add Device".
- Tap "Sensors" and then "Alarm (WiFi)". The app shows your phone's Wi-Fi network.
- Enter the Wi-Fi password.
- Tap "Next" and confirm "Confirm that the indicator is flashing quickly" in the pop-up window.
- Tap "Next". The app shows "Add device".
- On the panel, tap "Menu", "Settings" and "WiFi" in turn.
- Enter the default user password 1234 and tap "Airlink (recommended)".
- The panel shows "WiFi settings will be reset, please confirm". Tap "OK". Then "Setting up, please wait" appears.
- When the connection is successful, the panel says "Setup successful" and the app reports that the device has been added.
- Give the device a name if you wish. If you don't want to change the name, tap "Done" at the top right.
As long as the panel and the app are connected, you can control the panel remotely, even when your phone is not connected to the same Wi-Fi network.
If your router does not support quick setup ("Airlink"), you can select "SoftAP" in the same menu (setup through the panel's Wi-Fi hotspot).
Adding and managing accessories in the app
- Open the app and tap "Accessories". This shows how many remote controls, detectors and doorbells are paired, with the type and zone setting of each accessory.
- Tap "+" at the top right to add an accessory remotely. The accessories around the panel are then activated, so that the panel and accessories pair quickly.
- Swipe an accessory to the left to delete or edit it.
- Name your accessories so that they are easier to manage and alarm notifications are clearer. For each detector, you can also change the alarm type and the zone setting.
Accessories on the panel itself
Through "Menu" and "Accessory", you can also edit all detectors, remote controls and doorbells on the panel and pair a wireless siren (see the menu overview below).
Operation and settings
Arming and disarming
You arm and disarm the panel with the "Away Arm", "Stay Arm" and "Disarm" buttons on the screen, with the remote control, with the app or, on the 2G/4G version, by SMS.
Arming and disarming by SMS (2G/4G version)
This requires firmware version 1.0.20 or higher.
| No. | SMS command | What the panel does | Reply SMS |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Wegbewapenen | The panel switches to "Away Arm" status | Systeem wegbewapend! |
| 2 | Blijf bewapenen | The panel switches to "Stay Arm" status | Systeem blijft bewapend! |
| 3 | Uitschakelen | The panel switches to "Disarm" status | Systeem uitgeschakeld! |
The panel sends a reply to confirm that the command was successful. The panel only responds to text messages from a phone number set in the panel (Menu, Phone, Settings). Text messages from other numbers are ignored.
The app
| Part | What you see | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Status bar, power supply | External power | The panel is running on external power. |
| Status bar, power supply | Battery power | The panel is running on the built-in battery. |
| Status bar, 2G/4G signal | No network | The panel has no 2G/4G network. |
| Status bar, 2G/4G signal | No SIM card | The panel cannot find a SIM card. |
| Status bar, 2G/4G signal | Network signal | The strength of the 2G/4G signal, from 1 to 5. |
| Status bar | Security panel status | Shows the panel mode: Away Arm, Stay Arm, SOS or Disarm. |
| Control bar | Away Arm | Sets the panel to "Away Arm". |
| Control bar | Stay Arm | Sets the panel to "Stay Arm". |
| Control bar | SOS | Sets the panel to "SOS alarm". |
| Control bar | Disarm | Sets the panel to "Disarm". |
| History Records | Shows alarms and panel activity. | |
| Accessories | Add, delete, view and rename accessories. | |
| Settings | Various panel settings. |
The panel menu
Accessory
| Menu item | Function |
|---|---|
| Detector | Edit all detectors. |
| Remote control | Edit all remote controls. |
| Doorbell | Edit all doorbells. |
| Siren | Pair a wireless siren. |
Phone
| Menu item | Function |
|---|---|
| Phone call | Dial a phone number. |
| Phone settings | You can set 5 alarm numbers and choose for each number whether the panel calls or sends an SMS. |
Security
| Menu item | Function | Range | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| Delay, Arming delay (sec) | Set the arming delay. | 0 to 180 seconds | 40 seconds |
| Delay, Alarm delay (sec) | Set the alarm delay. | 0 to 180 seconds | 30 seconds |
| Delay, Siren time | Set how long the siren sounds. | 0 to 1800 seconds | 180 seconds |
| Password, Edit user password | Change the user password. If you have forgotten it, contact customer service. | 0000 to 9999 | 1234 |
| Password, Edit system password | Change the system password. | 0000 to 9999 | 9876 |
| Alarm, Siren alarm | Turn the wireless siren alarm sound off or on. | off or on | Off |
| Alarm, Local alarm | Turn the local alarm sound off or on. | off or on | On |
| Alarm, Siren beep | Turn the siren beep off or on. | off or on | Off |
| Alarm, Delay beep | Turn the delay beep off or on. | off or on | On |
| Alarm, Door/Window chime on opening | Turn the chime on opening off or on. | off or on | Off |
| Alarm, Door/Window open warning | Turn the warning off or on. This requires a door sensor. | off or on | Off |
Settings
| Menu item | Function | Range | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| WiFi, Airlink (recommended) | Quick Wi-Fi setup. | ||
| WiFi, SoftAP | Set up Wi-Fi through the panel's hotspot. | ||
| Time, Set time | Set the panel's year, month, day, hour, minute and second. | ||
| Time, Sync time | Set whether the panel uses the network time. | off or on | On |
| Audio, Voice tone | Set whether the voice prompts are on. | off or on | On |
| Audio, Key tone | Set whether the key tone is on. | off or on | On |
| Audio, Doorbell volume | Set the doorbell volume. 0 means the doorbell is muted. | 0 to 9 | 8 |
| Audio, System volume | Set the volume of the system prompts. 0 means the prompts are muted. | 0 to 9 | 7 |
| Display, Screen display time | How long the screen stays on. 0 means always on. | 0, or 10 to 180 seconds | 60 seconds |
| Language | 10 built-in languages: English, German, Russian, French, Portuguese, Spanish, Italian, Polish, Dutch and Simplified Chinese. | ||
| Restore, Restore | Reset the panel to factory settings. | ||
| Restore, Restart | Restart the panel. | ||
| Clean | Select this if you want to clean the screen. All buttons are then disabled for one minute, so you don't activate anything by accident. | ||
| Help | A QR code for the Chinese or English manual. Under the "i" symbol you will find the model version, the serial number (SN), the Wi-Fi MAC address, the CSQ value of the 2G/4G module, the IMEI number and the serial number of the module. |
Replacing the remote control battery
- Slide the triangular opening tool up and down a few times along the openings on the side of the remote control until the housing comes loose.
- The battery sits behind the circuit board. Replace it with a 3V CR2032 coin cell.
- Put the housing back together.
Replacing the door sensor battery
- Door sensor A: open the transmitter (large) with the triangular opening tool and replace the battery with a 23A 12V alkaline battery.
- Door sensor B: replace the battery with a 3V CR2032 coin cell.
Replacing the motion detector battery
- Motion detector A: 9V 6F22 (carbon-zinc battery).
- Motion detector B: 3 x 1.5 V AA.
Troubleshooting
| Problem | Possible cause | Solution |
|---|---|---|
| The remote control does not work | 1. The battery is low. 2. The metal contact in the battery compartment makes poor contact or is corroded. 3. The code is not paired with the panel. 4. The wireless parameters do not match the panel. | 1. Replace the battery with one of the same type. 2. Clean the metal contacts and remove any rust. 3. Pair it with the panel again. 4. Buy accessories of the same type with the same technical specifications. |
| The door sensor does not work | 1. The battery is low. 2. The metal contact in the battery compartment makes poor contact or is corroded. 3. The code is not paired with the panel. 4. The wireless parameters do not match the panel. 5. The transmitter and magnet are too far apart. | 1. Replace the battery with one of the same type. 2. Clean the metal contacts and remove any rust. 3. Pair it with the panel again. 4. Buy accessories of the same type with the same technical specifications. 5. Place the transmitter and magnet close together. |
| The motion detector does not work | 1. The battery is low. 2. The metal contact in the battery compartment makes poor contact or is corroded. 3. The code is not paired with the panel. 4. The wireless parameters do not match the panel. 5. The angle is wrong. | 1. Replace the battery with one of the same type. 2. Clean the metal contacts and remove any rust. 3. Pair it with the panel again. 4. Buy accessories of the same type with the same technical specifications. 5. Adjust the angle of the detector. |
| The panel does not sound the alarm | 1. The panel is not armed. 2. Accessories are positioned incorrectly or are too far from the panel. 3. The accessory code does not match the panel. | 1. Arm the panel. 2. Move the accessories. 3. Pair it with the panel again. |
| The panel only picks up accessories at a shorter range than normal | 1. The mains power is off and the battery is low. 2. Interference from similar devices nearby. 3. The panel's receiver is faulty. | 1. Check the power supply and restore it. 2. Find the source of the interference and remove it. 3. Contact customer service for repair. |
| No emergency call is made when the alarm goes off | 1. The panel is not armed. 2. No emergency number has been set. 3. Accessories are positioned incorrectly or are too far from the panel. 4. The coding does not match. | 1. Arm the panel. 2. Set the number again as described in the manual. 3. Move the accessories. 4. Pair it with the panel again. |
| Wi-Fi setup fails | 1. There is no connection to 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi. 2. The router does not support quick setup. 3. The Wi-Fi module is damaged. | 1. Connect to 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi. 2. Use the panel's hotspot setup (SoftAP). 3. Contact customer service for repair. |
| The door/window open warning does not work | 1. The door sensor is not paired correctly. 2. The door sensor's switch code does not match the panel. 3. The wrong alarm type is set. | 1. Pair the door-open code again. 2. The accessories are non-certified devices. 3. Set the alarm type to door alarm or window alarm. |
Important information
- Turn on the panel's battery switch before use.
- The 3.5 mm socket on the side is for a wired siren, not for headphones.
- Change the default user password (1234) and system password (9876) if you wish. If you have forgotten the user password, contact customer service.
- When replacing a battery, use one of the same type.
Hazardous substances
| Part | Lead (Pb) | Mercury (Hg) | Cadmium (Cd) | Hexavalent chromium (Cr(VI)) | Polybrominated biphenyls (PBB) | Polybrominated diphenyl ethers (PBDE) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Metal parts | O | O | O | O | O | O |
| Plastic parts | O | O | O | O | O | O |
Warranty
- Contact our customer service if the product develops a fault caused by the product itself within the warranty period.
- You get a one-year warranty from the date of sale. The warranty only applies to normal use.
- Damage caused by an environment that does not meet the product specifications is not covered by the warranty.
- Damage caused by human error or force majeure is not covered by the warranty.
Specifications
Security panel
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Power supply | DC 5V 1.0A, micro USB |
| Built-in battery | 3.7 V 500 mAh lithium battery |
| Operating consumption | 3 W |
| Wireless parameters | 433 MHz, eV1527 |
| Wi-Fi | IEEE802.11b/g/n, 2.4 GHz |
| Mobile network | 2G/4G |
| Operating temperature | -10 to +50 °C (14 to 122 °F) |
| Relative humidity | 95% (non-condensing) |
| Dimensions | 120 x 98 x 12 mm |
Motion detector A
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Battery | 1 x 6F22 9V |
| Standby current | 40 µA |
| Alarm current | 45 mA |
| Detection angle | 110° |
| Detection range | 7 m |
| Transmission range | 150 m (without obstacles) |
| Wireless parameters | 433 MHz, eV1527 |
| Operating temperature | -10 to +50 °C (14 to 122 °F) |
| Relative humidity | 95% (non-condensing) |
| Dimensions | 110 x 52 x 38 mm |
Motion detector B
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Battery | 3 x 1.5V AA |
| Standby current | 15 µA |
| Alarm current | 15 mA |
| Detection angle | 110° |
| Detection range | 7 m |
| Transmission range | 150 m (without obstacles) |
| Wireless parameters | 433 MHz, eV1527 |
| Operating temperature | -10 to +50 °C (14 to 122 °F) |
| Relative humidity | 95% (non-condensing) |
| Dimensions | 114.5 x 60 x 42.8 mm |
Remote control
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Battery | 1 x CR2032 |
| Standby current | 1 µA |
| Operating current | 10 mA |
| Wireless parameters | 433 MHz, eV1527 |
| Operating temperature | -10 to +50 °C (14 to 122 °F) |
| Dimensions | 60 x 39.7 x 12 mm |
Door sensor A
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Battery | 1 x 23A 12V |
| Standby current | 1 µA |
| Alarm current | 20 mA |
| Transmission range | 100 m (without obstacles) |
| Wireless parameters | 433 MHz, eV1527 |
| Operating temperature | -10 to +50 °C (14 to 122 °F) |
| Relative humidity | 95% (non-condensing) |
| Dimensions | 65 x 25 x 13 mm (large), 52 x 11.4 x 13 mm (small) |
Door sensor B
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Battery | 1 x CR2032 |
| Standby current | 8 (unit illegible in the original manual) |
| Alarm current | 15 mA |
| Transmission range | 100 m (without obstacles) |
| Wireless parameters | 433 MHz, eV1527 |
| Operating temperature | -10 to +50 °C (14 to 122 °F) |
| Relative humidity | 95% (non-condensing) |
| Dimensions | 49 x 26 x 12 mm (large), 35 x 12.5 x 12 mm (small) |
Doorbell
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Battery | 1 x 23A 12V |
| Standby current | 0 mA |
| Operating current | ≤ 40 mA |
| Wireless parameters | 433 MHz, eV1527 |
| Operating temperature | -10 to +50 °C (14 to 122 °F) |
| Relative humidity | 95% (non-condensing) |
| Dimensions | 48 x 76 x 11 mm |
This text comes from the official Hozard manual. The drawings are in the original manual (PDF). Updated on 1 November 2026.