Bosch Solution 6000 External Keypad with Smart-Card reader, CP155B

The Bosch Solution 6000 External Keypad is equipped with a Smart-Card reader, providing an added level of security and convenience for users.

Model : CP155B

The CP155B Weather Resistant Code Pad provides alarm and access control functionality when used with the Solution 6000 control panel. Constructed from high strength ABS plastic, code pad provides a high level of durability. It's also weather resistant to IP65, making them ideal for external installations.

They include three indicators, red, green and blue which are used to show area or door lock status. Backlit buttons make it easy to use in all lighting conditions.

The code pad includes an egress input and an overload protected lock output which can be used to provide a low cost door control solution. These can be disabled via software control if not being used. Available from Cheap Alarm Parts. The unit connects to the alarm control panel via an encrypted RS485 LAN which also includes anti replay and anti substitution technology for even higher security.

Selected control panels provide support for up to 16 code pads per installation and various options for each can be configured via panel programming.

Smart Card Reader Features

• Stylish and weather resistance to IP65, therefore suitable for indoor and outdoor use.
• Built in Smart-Card reader
• Key backlighting.
• LAN monitored for anti replay and anti substitution; encrypted LAN communication with panel.
• Programmable egress input and lock output.
• Indicators show alarm or door status; operates alarm system, door lock or both.

Optional for Bosch Solution 6000 Alarm Systems

Connect to the MyAlarm cloud security service to make use of the iFob Control app available on both IOS and Android OS. Check system status, arm or disarm, and operate doors and outputs. You’ll never miss an alarm event with push, voice, SMS or email notification available. You will know when other users have armed or disarmed the system – like your children coming home, or your staff locking up when leaving.