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$93.00

TouchPad Range Extender

RE621 Touchpad Range Extender extends the wireless range between Touchpads and the panel.

Features

Wireless range extension
Single button enrollment
5-year warranty
Physical
Housing Dimensions 8.5 x 5.0 x 1.3 inches (21.6 x 12.5 x 3.3 cm)
Weight with Batteries 10 ounces (284 g)
Mounting Screws #4 or #6 Screws (not included)
Environmental
Operating Temperature 32°F to 120°F (0°C to 49°C)
Maximum Humidity 85% non-condensing relative humidity
Power
Input 100-240VAC 50/60Hz 0.5A
Output 12VDC 1A

$93.00

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The Range Extender must be associated with the panel. Place the Range Extender within two feet of the panel. Press and hold the Range Extender’s Factory Default button for three seconds. The WiFi LED should begin to flash quickly, indicating that the Range Extender is scanning for panels. Once the WiFi LED is solid, the Range Extender is connected and can be moved to the desired location.
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Product Specification Chart

Physical
Housing Dimensions 8.5 x 5.0 x 1.3 inches (21.6 x 12.5 x 3.3 cm)
Weight with Batteries 10 ounces (284 g)
Mounting Screws #4 or #6 Screws (not included)
Environmental
Operating Temperature 32°F to 120°F (0°C to 49°C)
Maximum Humidity 85% non-condensing relative humidity
Power
Input 100-240VAC 50/60Hz 0.5A
Output 12VDC 1A

Frequently Asked Questions

An alarm panel, or alarm keypad, is the key to a fully functioning and operable home security system. The alarm panel is the central hub of your complete alarm system. If your home were an intergalactic starship, the alarm panel would be the ship’s bridge. It’s the headquarters for your home security, the command center of property protection. Alarm panels connect either by wire, through radio frequencies, or through wireless internet to all of your installed security or smart home devices. These devices talk to your alarm keypad, giving updates as to the status of your home’s security and the functionality of each device. The alarm panel then displays this information and allows you to interface with the devices or the system as a whole. You can arm or disarm the system, troubleshoot, or even bypass specific devices by using the alarm keypad to give commands to the alarm system. It can connect to door and window contact sensors, motion detectors, smoke alarms, carbon monoxide detectors, flood and freeze sensors, glass break sensors, and even medical devices. By connecting all of these sensors and detectors into one central device, you can easily be in command of your home’s safety. There are a variety of types of alarm panels, with more modern ones offering large touchscreens and greater functionality and connectivity, but most of them work off the same security principles, starting with the most basic keypad. The keypad works to arm or disarm the system through a unique authorization code that is determined by the user upon installation. If your alarm system uses this kind of security feature, be sure to keep the code secret. Memorize it if you can, and avoid writing it down to lessen the possibility of it being seen by potential intruders. More modern alarm panels, like the Cove Touch Alarm Panel, use individual user accounts with unique PINs for varying levels of security access, with one master code to manage them all. This allows for other members of the family to be able to use the system without granting everyone full-level access to all the administrative functions. It is also more secure than more basic systems where there’s only one code for all the system’s commands. A touchscreen panel also gives more detail and visibility in feedback from the alarm security devices and gives you greater control over the whole system. The vivid LED display provides more detailed information from the sensors and perfectly optimizes the touch buttons to the exact function needed for any given situation. It’s monumentally easier to use compared to fumbling with awkward keypad buttons to navigate a single line of display text while the alarm beeps confusingly at you. The alarm panel is the central command station of your home security system. It connects all your security devices into one control panel, making it possible to arm, disarm, or manage the system. Alarm panels come with different features and functions each, and the one you need will ultimately depend on your needs and budget.
Without an alarm panel with your home security system, your devices will have very limited use, if any at all. By connecting to the alarm panel, the whole system will function as it was designed. When an event occurs and your system’s devices are tripped, the panel will be able to sound the alarm, notify you by text and a phone call, and contact your alarm monitoring company. There are two main ways security sensors and detectors connect with your alarm panel: Either through a professionally installed control panel somewhere in your home which relays the sensor data to your alarm keypad, or by a wireless signal directly to your control device. If the keypad is wired in with a control panel, it will come equipped with a backup battery in case of power failure. The Cove Touch Alarm Panel is completely wireless and runs primarily on AC power. In case of power outages or other failure, the device has a 24 hour backup battery so that your system stays connected to the central monitoring station by cellular network. With a security company monitoring your home through the panel’s signals, you can rest assured that your alarm system is securely providing your home with the safety it deserves. Many companies offer alarm monitoring for their home security systems. Typically when an alarm is triggered, the company will attempt to contact you via an emergency contact number such as your cell phone or a landline in your home. Cove’s 24/7 monitoring services primarily use the Cove Touch Alarm Panel as the means to directly communicate with you in case of an incident. The two-way communication and InstaText through cellular service allows Cove to respond to an event faster than any other monitoring company. You can confidently rely on your Cove home security system to keep you safe by communicating directly with a Cove monitoring agent when the unexpected happens. The most important reason to have a panel for your alarm system is to secure control of your sensors and detectors so they can work together to protect your property. The specific benefits of an alarm panel in your home depends on the type and brand of panel you buy. There are many different types of panels with different features and functions each.
The best kind of alarm panel is, first and foremost, the one that provides the most functionality for your needs. A good alarm system will work seamlessly as one unit, so it’s important to get a system that can do it all. It is possible to buy distinct pieces of security hardware and try to manage them all individually, but the chances of false alarms, improper device function, or weakened security greatly increase with the inclusion of different unconnected products. The best security system is one that is connected to all your security hardware and can control them all from one simple device. One indispensable modern feature of a home alarm system panel is a touchscreen. Old calculator-style, analog button keypads are a thing of the past. They can be difficult to use and program, and don’t offer nearly as much information to the user as a large LED touchscreen display. With a touchscreen, input commands are clear and simple. The display can tell you exactly what your options are, and you can select them unmistakably every time. No more fumbling around with squishy analog buttons, making a mistake, and accidentally setting off the alarm when all you wanted to do was tell it you’re home now. Another critical component to an effective alarm system is wireless connectivity. With a wireless touch panel, you can monitor and command your systems from anywhere in your home. Fully wireless systems are easy to install and don’t require any wiring or complicated professional installations. A good wireless system can be installed by the user in a short amount of time, and can be configured or reconfigured at any time for the specific needs of the house. The Cove Touch Alarm Panel can be installed in minutes, and even displays setup instructions right on the large LED screen. It automatically syncs with the wireless sensors you chose when you ordered your Cove Life Safety System.