ADC-SEM300-LA-PS-AT Descripción El módulo de expansión del sistema (SEM, por sus siglas en Inglés) puede ser utilizado con los paneles DSC PowerSeries PC1616, PC1832 y PC1864. El modulo SEM 300 es un modulo de comunicación Dual vía 4G LTE e IP Ethernet, nos ayuda a actualizar nuestro sistema de alarma y poder tener todas las ventajas que ofrece la plataforma Alarm.com Características: Señalización inalámbrica rápida, confiable y segura Domótica y gestión de energía Soporta dispositivo Z-Wave Plus Monitoreo de video (con cámaras de NVR de Alarm.com) No se requiere fuente de alimentación independiente Actualización de firmware (OTA) Centralización a central Surgard System 1, 2, 3, 5 y Power manage CID y SIA Antenas internas Cubierta y manipulación de pared incluidos Led´s orientados hacia el exterior para información visual Ethernet como vía de comunicación secundaria opcional Monitoreo y control remoto vía web/móvil Acceso remoto y gestión de códigos de usuario guardados localmente Especificaciones técnicas Requerimientos de energía: 12 VDC nominal, 130 mA (continuo) 2000 mA (picos instantáneos) máximo (de la batería del panel) Red celular: 4G LTE con 3G HSPA, respaldo 2G GSM Interfaces de paneles: Dos conexiones BUS de teclado, alimentación de 12 VDC y tierra Indicadores de estado: Cinco Led´s (rojo, verde, amarillo o azul) Temperatura de funcionamiento: 14 a 131 °F (-10 a 55°C) Temperatura de almacenamiento: -30 a 140 °F (-34,4 a 60 °C) Humedad: 90% de humedad relativa sin condensación Dimensiones de la caja (largo X ancho X profundidad): 7,66 x 4,35 x 1,65 pulgadas (19,46 x 11,05 x 4,19 cm) Color de carcasa: Blanco The Alarm.com ADC-SEM300-PS-VZ-M is a System Enhancement Module (SEM) that allows the older DSC PowerSeries Alarm Panels to interface with Alarm.com's remote service platform Description The Alarm.com ADC-SEM300-PS-VZ-M is a System Enhancement Module (SEM) that allows the older DSC PowerSeries Alarm Panels to interface with Alarm.com's remote service platform. Without the SEM, these panels communicate signals via a telephone line, and have no remote access option. When the DSC PowerSeries PC1616, PC1832, and PC1864 panels were released, POTS (Plain Old Telephone Service) was the method used by the panel to transmit alarm signals. This left the panel vulnerable to regular telephone outages as well as to malicious attempts to cut off communication from the panel to the central monitoring station. Now, most homes don't even have a home telephone line for these panels to utilize. In addition, Voice over IP (VoIP) service is well known to be very unreliable when used for transmitting alarm signals. So, must you replace a perfectly good, working panel just because you don't want to keep your hardwired home phone service? No, and that's where the SEM comes in. The Alarm.com ADC-SEM300-PS-VZ-M allows you to keep your perfectly working DSC PowerSeries alarm panel, while giving it a fresh new set of features. This Dual-Path communicator allows you to use an Ethernet connection, with most locations having an internet connection already available. In addition, the module offers a Verizon LTE Cat-M1 cellular connection. Alarm.com once offered another version of the SEM, the ADC-SEM210-PS-VZ which uses the same LTE network that cell phones use for Voice and Data transmissions. The Verizon LTE Cat-M1 network is slightly different. This network was created specifically for IoT (Internet of Things) devices. The upload speed of the Cat-M1 network is about 200 - 400 Kilobits Per Second, as compared to the higher speed available on the voice and data channel. The amount of data sent by an alarm panel is very small, though, so the LTE Cat-M1 channel is perfectly capable of handling the bandwidth requirements for the panel Read more: https://www.alarmgrid.com/products/alarm-com-adc-sem300-ps-vz-m The Alarm.com SEM-300 (ADC-SEM300) datasheet details its specifications for the LTE (Long-Term Evolution) cellular communicator, which supports alarm panels like the Honeywell VISTA-10P, 15P, 20P, and DSC PowerSeries, including features like dual-path communication with optional broadband Ethernet, built-in Z-Wave Plus control, and compatibility with Alarm.com's interactive services and video monitoring. Key specifications include 12V nominal power requirements, LTE Cat-M1 network support, compatibility with specific panel firmware versions, internal antennas, and integrated tamper switches. Key Features Dual-Path Communication: Utilizes the 4G LTE cellular network and an optional broadband Ethernet connection for reliable and secure signaling. Z-Wave Plus Controller: Integrates a Z-Wave Plus controller to manage smart home and automation devices directly through the Alarm.com app and customer portal. Remote Management: Allows users to remotely monitor and control their security systems and manage user codes via the Alarm.com web and mobile platforms. Internal Antennas: Comes with internal antennas and offers a Z-Wave frequency of 908.4 MHz for a clean and compact installation. Troubleshooting LEDs: Features externally facing LEDs for visual feedback on module and signal status, aiding in installation and troubleshooting. Over-the-Air (OTA) Upgrades: Supports OTA firmware updates for continued functionality and new features.
