Wire Alarm PSTN System CCA11 INTRUDER ALARM SYSTEM HOME OFFICE REAL-TIME PROTECTION SHOP STORE WAREHOUSE FACTORY WIRE WIRELESS ALARM SYSTEM INSTALLATION

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CCA11 PSTN/LCD/RFID Touch Alarm System

CCA11 is a PSTN alarm panel combined with RFID function and LCD display. Contrary to the traditional PSTN alarm system, it can connect to the electronic door lock with the wired interface. With RFID tag or card, you can easily disarm the system as well as unlock the door. The touch keypad is definitely a combination of modern, science and aesthetics. Using LCD display, you can check the system status anytime. Furthermore, you can track the events by scrolling up or down. With all these features, A11 is definitely the right choice for your lovely home

Wire Alarm PSTN System CCA11 INTRUDER ALARM SYSTEM HOME OFFICE REAL-TIME PROTECTION SHOP STORE WAREHOUSE FACTORY WIRE WIRELESS ALARM SYSTEM INSTALLATION

A PSTN (Public Switched Telephone Network) alarm system, such as the Wireless Alarm System PSTN A11, is a traditional method for connecting an intruder alarm system to a landline telephone network. Here’s how it typically works:

1. Sensors and Detectors: The alarm system includes various sensors and detectors, such as motion sensors, door/window sensors, and possibly smoke or carbon monoxide detectors, depending on your security needs.
   These sensors are strategically placed around your home, office, or other protected area.
2. Control Panel: The control panel is the central unit of the alarm system.
   It processes signals from the sensors and communicates with external devices, such as sirens and the PSTN network.
   The control panel is usually located in a secure and inconspicuous location.
3. PSTN Connection: The PSTN alarm system is connected to a standard landline telephone connection (analog phone line) through a dedicated telephone jack or line.
   This connection allows the alarm system to send signals to a central monitoring station and receive incoming calls.
4. Arming and Disarming: You can arm and disarm the alarm system using a keypad, key fob, or remote control.
   When you arm the system, it becomes active, and any triggered sensors will activate the alarm.
5. Intrusion Detection: When a sensor detects an intrusion, such as movement or a breach of a door/window, it sends a signal to the control panel.
   The control panel then initiates the alarm sequence.
6. Alarm Activation: If an intrusion is detected, the control panel activates the alarm, which typically includes a loud siren or audible alert.
   This loud noise serves as a deterrent and alerts people in the vicinity.
7. PSTN Communication: Simultaneously, the alarm system initiates a communication with the central monitoring station or the designated phone numbers (such as your phone or a trusted contact). It does this by dialing pre-programmed phone numbers using the connected PSTN line.
8. Central Monitoring (Optional): If you have a monitoring service subscription, the alarm system contacts the central monitoring station, where trained operators receive the signal and take appropriate action.
   This may involve contacting you, emergency services, or other contacts on your list.
9. User Notification: If the alarm system does not have central monitoring or if it fails to connect with the central station, it will contact you or other designated contacts directly.
   You’ll receive a phone call informing you of the alarm event, allowing you to take action.
10. Disarm and Reset: After the alarm event is resolved or verified as a false alarm, you can disarm the system using your code or remote control.
    The system will then return to its armed or standby state.

Wire Alarm PSTN System CCA11 INTRUDER ALARM SYSTEM HOME OFFICE REAL-TIME PROTECTION SHOP STORE WAREHOUSE FACTORY WIRE WIRELESS ALARM SYSTEM INSTALLATION