Bosch Alarm Remote Controls

Choose an individual remote only when the alarm system already has a compatible receiver. If no receiver is installed, select a complete kit designed for the Bosch panel.

• Individual remote – Best when replacing a known model or adding another user to an existing compatible receiver.
• Two-pack – Provides matching remotes for two users but does not necessarily include a receiver.
• Receiver-and-remote kit – Adds remote-control capability to the panel using the receiver and remote quantity stated in the product listing.
• Panel-specific kit – Solution 2000, Solution 3000, Solution 6000 and older Bosch kits are not automatically interchangeable.

Confirm every supplied item before purchase. Quantities, receiver models and remote styles vary between kits with similar names.

A Bosch keyfob communicates through a compatible wireless receiver or RF base station. Compatibility must be checked across the alarm panel, receiver and remote model together.

• B812 – RADION receiver used with selected compatible Bosch installations, including nominated Solution 3000 remote kits.
• RFRC-STR-series receivers – Used in nominated Bosch Solution 6000 RADION remote kits; confirm the exact receiver version shown in the listing.
• RF120 and RF121 – Solution 6000 smart two-way RF base-station products for supported RF110 applications.
• RF159 and RF160 – Solution 6000 two-way RF receiver or output products with model-specific functions.
• Older or standalone receivers – Must be matched to the panel and HCT remote family using the exact model information.

Do not use B308 as a remote-control receiver. Always compare the labels on the installed receiver and existing remote before ordering.

• Bosch Solution 2000 remote controls and kits – Select products specifically identified for Solution 2000 and its compatible receiver.
• Bosch Solution 3000 remote controls and kits – Includes selected B812 RADION kits and compatible remotes.
• Bosch Solution 6000 remote controls and kits – Includes RADION and smart two-way RF options according to the selected receiver architecture.
• Solution 880, 844 and 862 – Older systems may use dedicated receiver kits or HCT remotes; match the existing panel and receiver exactly.

Remote tags and product titles help narrow the options, but the product specification and installed hardware must provide the final compatibility check.

A remote’s physical button count does not determine its final operation. The available functions depend on the remote, receiver, alarm panel and programming.

• Arm and disarm compatible alarm areas.
• Operate Stay, Away or auxiliary functions where supported.
• Trigger a programmed panic or duress response.
• Control nominated outputs, doors or other functions on suitable systems.

Panic-button operation must be deliberately programmed and tested. If professional monitoring is required, confirm the alarm reporting and monitoring response separately.

The PR200 proximity token and PR301/PR350 smart-card credentials appear in this collection because they provide user control for compatible Bosch readers and code pads. They do not communicate through a radio remote receiver.

• Confirm the code pad or reader model.
• Match the correct Bosch credential technology.
• Allow for user enrolment and permission programming.
• Check whether the credential is supplied programmed or unprogrammed.

Browse Bosch code pads and readers when selecting a compatible proximity-control solution.

New remotes and credentials must be enrolled against a user and programmed for the required functions. The process varies between Bosch panel and receiver families.

• Record the full remote model and RF identification information before enrolment.
• Assign the remote to the correct user and permitted alarm area.
• Use the battery type specified for the individual remote.
• Replace batteries when range or indicator behaviour changes or a low-battery condition is reported.
• Test every programmed button, panic function and operating area after setup.
• Delete lost remotes from the alarm system promptly.

Programming may require the master code, installer access or professional configuration depending on the system.

• Bosch receiver compatibility guide
• Bosch receiver, keyfob and panel compatibility chart
• Bosch RADION remote datasheet
• CTC Bosch remote programming guide

CTC Communications provides professional security alarm installation across Sydney metro areas. A technician can identify the receiver, supply the correct remote or kit, complete enrolment and test the programmed functions.

Bosch remote controls, receiver kits and credentials are available for delivery Australia-wide. Review the individual product listing for exact contents, compatibility and programming requirements.

CTC Communications is a Bosch Certified Platinum Partner and has supplied security products and installation services since 1993.