BOSCH enhance their Local Security Network (LSN) technology platform

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BOSCH Security Systems has enhanced their innovative new technology platform enabling cutting-edge technology often associated with expensive high-end integrated solutions to be offered to small to medium sized premises.

The Local Security Network (LSN) is a highly flexible, modular system allowing all components such as control panels, detectors and other peripherals to be combined and adapted to specific requirements.  Its loop-type or tee-off configuration allows flexible network topology whilst reducing short-circuit or interruption malfunction and usage of wiring.  Components within the LSN platform include:
  • Intrusion control panel - compact, connecting up to 127 LSN components, up to 8 separate keypads, up to 255 stored events, communicator for alarm transmission and remote control / maintenance
  • SmartKey - key tag type transponder to arm and disarm without the need for keys
  • Detectors - lastest technology reduces the number of internal components from 40 to 3 - shrinking the unit size to a fifth
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Technical Specification

Make Bosch
Manufacturer Bosch Security Systems
Category Intruder Alarms>Intruder alarm system control panels & accessories
Model code NZ 300 LSN
Control Panels & Accessories Yes
Remote Keypad LCD
Max No of RKPs 8 keypads
Tamper Yes
No Event Logs 255 event logs
No of Zones 8
Keypad Operated Yes
Mount Type Surface Mount
Internal/ External Mounting External
Physical Specifications Dimensions mm: 460 x 380 x 97
Environmental Specifications Operating Temp oC: -5 ~ +45
Additional info Either one loop or two tee-offs can be connected to the NZ 300 LSN. A loop can connect up to 127 LSN components.  Can be operated by up to eight seperate keypads.  Up to 255 events can be stored in background memory and can be retrieved at any time for analysis.
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