Plug 'n Power Security  (610-2611)       Features      Faxback Doc. # 16044
System 

The Remote Controlled Supervised Security System includes the following:

    Plug-in base radio receiver.

    Remote control for arming and disarming the system and for
    controlling lights and appliances around your home.

    Door/window sensor with magnetic reed switch and magnet.

    Lamp module.

    A base unit, two door/window transmitters and NC sensors, one PIR
    sensor, and a remote control unit are supplied.

You can add more door/window sensors to protect up to 16 doors or windows.
When someone opens the door or window, the sensor sends a signal to the
base receiver to set off its alarm.  The base receiver also sends signals
over your house wiring to flash lights connected to plug 'n power modules
when the alarm trips.  You arm and disarm the system from the remote
control and you can add up to a total of eight remote controls which you
can give to other family members.  You can also use the remote control to
remotely control lights and appliances around your home.

     Wireless Installation - makes it easy to quickly make your home
                             secure.

       Sixteen-Zone System - lets you protect 16 different groups of doors
                             and/or windows in your home.

     Remote Arm and Disarm - lets you arm your system, turn on lights, or
                             even sound the alarm from anywhere in or
                             around your home.

         Expandable Design - lets you add more door/window sensors to
                             expand your system's coverage.

Fully Supervised Operation - so your system keeps track of the status of
                             each door/window sensor.

  Plug 'n Power Compatible - so you can add other remote controls to your
                             system or even add a timer to make your home
                             look lived in while you are away.

GLOSSARY OF TERMS

Here are a few terms that will be helpful when reading this manual.

Arm and Disarm    - security jargon for on and off.  When you have armed
                    the security system you have simply turned it on.
                    When you disarm the system you have turned off your
                    protection.  The system will still function as an
                    annunciator and will respond to remote control
                    functions, but you have turned off the "security"
                    function.

Annunciate        - means to announce that a door or window has been
                    opened.  The system can be set to emit a pleasant
                    sounding chime when a door or window is opened while
                    the system is NOT armed.

Supervised System - a method of ensuring full protection.  Approximately
                    every 90 minutes the systems sensors send a signal to
                    the base receiver.  If the base receiver does not
                    receive a signal from a particular sensor within 8
                    hours, it alerts you that there is a problem with that
                    zone.  This enables you to take the necessary action
                    to provide full security for your home.  You may need
                    to change the battery in the sensor for example.

Zone              - a specific area of protection.  Your system has 16
                    zones.  Each zone will normally be a door or a window
                    but you can "loop" several doors or windows together
                    and connect them to the same sensor.  This group of
                    doors or windows will then be one "zone".

NOTE:  The suitability of this product to perform as a burglar alarm
       system or as an emergency service device has not been evaluated by
       Underwriters Laboratories, Inc.


(br/all-08/22/95)