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Coded access and Vprox proximity modules are available for the 8000 Series range:

8800 – 2 code, 2 relay output coded access module with push to exit inputs.  Both relays are programmable between 1-99 seconds or latching.  Codes can be 4-8 digits long.

8900- 100 code, 2 relay output coded access module with push to exit inputs.  Both relays are programmable between 1-99 seconds or latching.  Codes can be 4-8 digits long.

8849 – Proximity reader module suitable for all Vprox systems. It has a yellow standby led, green “fob/card accepted” led and red “not valid led. This reader must be fitted within 50 metres of controller and requires 5 connections.

4000 Series one way and two way 2-Wire videokit, 1 to 12 buttons, with or without codelock, stainless or brushed steel

VR4KVPM – Vprox reader module suitable for all Vprox systems. It has a yellow standby led, green “fob/card accepted” led and red “not valid led. This reader must be fitted within 200 metres of controller.

VR4KEX5M – Coded access module including an EX5 reader with 99 codes and 2 relay outputs with push to exit buttons inputs for each.

VR4KPPM – Wiegand proximity reader module for Portal Plus systems. Includes 3 LED’s and sounder for user feedback. Can be used on the Portal Plus access control system or other third party systems which support the Wiegand protocol.

VR4KPROXM – Blank proximity reader module (to fit 40mm x 40mm panel mount reader).

VR4KDM – LCD display and voice annunciation module

VR4KMI – VR4K series MiAccess proximity reader with smart Mifare PC programming and USB port

VRMI – Add a MiAccess proximity reader with smart Mifare PC programming and USB port to a Vandal Resistant series panel

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VR120 Series 4+1 and VX2200 Audio panels, 1 to 12 buttons, with codelock, prox reader or no access control.

The 380N/UK is a self contained telephone interface module for use on an analogue telephone line. Its primary function is to enable a user to communicate with an analogue telephone line and a door entry point (or points) using the same telephone handset. The handset can be a standard corded model, a cordless such as a DECT telephone or even a hands free telephone.

The 380N/UK can also be configured for use with a PABX (Private Automatic Branch Exchange) telephone system to be connected into either a spare analogue trunk input or spare telephone extension. All programming is carried out using the telephone keypad (utilising standard DTMF tones).

VY280t   Locking doo magnet with timer

VY280t   Locking doo magnet with timer

VY280t   Locking doo magnet with timer

VY280t   Locking doo magnet with timer

VY280t   Locking doo magnet with timer

VY280t   Locking doo magnet with timer

Choose the number of buttons, and select a keypad if required. The price and panel size will change automatically. The VR120 finish is a solid brushed stainless steel panel. VR120 Series have "4+1" wiring. 

All sets include a power supply and an audio handset per button. You can add three more Art.3011 handsets to a set. See handsets page. Refer to manuals page for wiring details.

VR120 Series 4+1 and VX2200 video panels, 1 to 12 buttons, with codelock, prox reader or no access control.

4810 GSM Speaker Module

4000 Series Speaker Module

8000 Series one way and two way videokit, 1 to 12 buttons, with or without codelock, stainless

IPure IP videokit, one way and two way, 1 to 12 buttons, with or without codelock, stainless or brushed steel

VR4K Series Speaker Module

8000 Series speaker modules are available for a range of Videx systems, from standard analogue up to Vx2200 digital systems. The speaker modules themselves are available with either 0, 1 or 2 buttons, and a further 62 buttons may be added using 8842, 8843, 8844 and 8845 button modules.

All modules name windows are illuminated, and contain a replaceable insert for displaying flat numbers or names.

All modules contain a speaker and fly lead with microphone which is easily fitted in to a 8000 Series frame. Modules slide in to the housing frames securing them in place.

Speech levels may be adjusted using separate controls for both the speaker and microphone.