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Bosch Solution 3000 Alarm System Frequently Asked Questions

Bosch Solution 3000 Alarm System Frequently Asked Questions, from user manuals to choosing motion sensors and a smartphone module.

Check out the Bosch Solution 3000 user guides.

Frequently Asked Questions

The Bosch Solution 3000 supports up to 16 fully programmable zones, allowing you to customise your security setup according to the specific areas of your property that need monitoring.

Yes, the Bosch Solution 3000 can be controlled remotely using the Bosch Remote Security Control (RSC) app, available for both iOS and Android devices. This allows you to arm, disarm, and monitor your alarm system from anywhere.

The RSC app requires the Bosch B426-M added onto the board to work.

Yes, the Bosch Solution 3000 is compatible with pet-friendly motion detectors, which are designed to ignore the movement of pets up to a certain weight, reducing the likelihood of false alarms.

Tritech sensors are available in Wired or Wireless style.

Wired

Up to 45kg Pet

Bosch Blueline Gen2 Tritech Pet Friendly Detector, ISC-BDL2-WP12G

Wireless

Up to 13kg Pet

Bosch Wireless PIR Detector Radion, RFPR-12

Up to 45kg Pet

Bosch Wireless TriTech Detector, Radion RFDL-11

The Bosch Solution 3000 offers multiple communication options, including landline (PSTN), GSM, and IP communication. This ensures that you can receive alerts and notifications through various channels, even if one method fails.

NBN Compatible.

Control Your Alarm System with Your Smartphone via GSM or IP Module

With the Bosch Solution 2000 & 3000 Alarm System, you can control your alarm system using your smartphone by connecting it through a GSM or IP module. Here's a comparison of these two options:

Why the Bosch Solution 3000 IP Module Alarm Systems Are So Popular

Advantages of the IP Module Kits:

  1. Easy Setup: The B426M IP module for the Bosch Solution 2000 & 3000 is easy to set up. Simply connect the module to your network using a network cable and attach it to the main board with the provided 4-wire connector. Setup at the keypad is quick, requiring just two steps in programming.
  2. Simpler Configuration Compared to GSM: Setting up the GSM module is more complex, requiring the entry of an APN code via Bosch Programming Software from a PC.
  3. No Extra Fees: Unlike the GSM module, which requires a SIM card with a data plan, the IP module doesn’t incur additional costs.
  4. Hassle-Free Connectivity: The IP module offers a plug-and-play setup, meaning no reprogramming is needed when changing internet providers.
  5. Faster Alarm Notifications: Generally, the IP module provides quicker alarm notifications to your mobile device compared to the GSM module.

Features of the GSM Module (B450-M + B443 GSM Module):

  1. Operates During Power Outages: The GSM module relies on a mobile network, ensuring your alarm system remains active even during power outages—especially useful in areas with unreliable internet.
  2. Ideal for Locations Without Internet: The GSM module is a great option for locations where an internet connection is unavailable, such as sheds or garages, ensuring continuous alarm reporting.
  3. Recommended for Unreliable Networks: We suggest the GSM module if your site’s network is unreliable or nonexistent. However, the initial setup is more complex, and it may be less straightforward for customers to program themselves.
  4. Multiple Code Pad Styles Available: GSM module kits are available with various code pad styles, offering flexibility in design.

This comparison should help you choose the right module for your Bosch Solution 2000 or 3000 Alarm System, depending on your specific needs and the environment where the system will be installed.

When choosing a siren box for your home or business take the following into consideration.

The Larger the Siren box the more likely a thief will spot your siren box and think twice before robbing your home or business.

Slimline Small Siren box- may be covertly hidden by your home eaves or business sign.

Often Strata complexes prefer an installation of a slimline siren box or no siren box at all.

It is possible to choose, no siren box and have your alarm contact you in the event of an alarm, with Smartphone technology, this avoids discruption to your neighbours in the event of a false alarm trigger.

Power consumption, it is a known fact that the new LED siren light will draw less power than the conventional strobe.In short, if you power goes off and you have to rely on back up battery.

The LED siren will last the longest.If it is possible choose the large siren box with multiple indoor sirens to provide the loudest alarm siren and deter potential intruders.Siren boxes with red lights are not available in Australia, blue light is the preferred colour for a siren box.

Wireless motion detectors are often use in two storey homes where cabling is difficult or impossible to get to the bottom level, once the construction is completed.

For this reason customers choose wireless motion sensors.

Other difficult places to get to are garages or rooms where cabling would be difficult to get to.

Wireless motion detectors are dependent on battery power, you will need to check them fairly regularly to ensure they are still running to specification. Your alarm system will send notification for a low detector battery every 2-3 years.

The Bosch Solution 3000 offers multiple communication options, including landline (PSTN), GSM, and IP communication. This ensures that you can receive alerts and notifications through various channels, even if one method fails.

The system can support up to 32 individual user codes, making it suitable for both residential and small to medium-sized commercial properties where multiple users need access to the alarm system.

Yes, the Bosch Solution 3000 is expandable. You can add additional zones, keypads, and other components as your security needs grow, making it a flexible solution for evolving security requirements.

The Bosch Solution 3000 comes with a backup battery that ensures the system remains operational during a power outage. The system will continue to function, and you will be alerted when the power is restored.

While the Bosch Solution 3000 can be installed by those with technical expertise, professional installation is recommended to ensure the system is configured correctly and optimally for your specific security needs.

CTC can install your Bosch Solution 3000 system, Sydney Wide.

The Bosch Solution 3000 is designed for low maintenance, but it’s advisable to have it professionally checked once a year to ensure all components are functioning correctly and to replace the backup battery if necessary.

Bosch Solution 3000 User Guides