Risco RKACC01A Panda Wireless Keyfob Kit – Suits LightSYS+ and LightSYS2
The Risco RKACC01A Panda Wireless Kit provides remote arming and disarming capability for LightSYS+ and LightSYS2 systems.
The kit includes a 32 zone wireless receiver and two 2-way Panda 4 button keyfobs, enabling secure wireless control and status feedback.
Key Features
- Complete wireless remote control kit for LightSYS+ and LightSYS2.
- Includes 32 zone wireless receiver module.
- Includes two 2-way Panda 4 button keyfobs.
- Two-way communication for status confirmation.
- Receiver provides 2 × 1 Ampere dry contact outputs.
- Suitable for residential and commercial installations.
Specifications
- Kit Item Code: RKACC01A
- Compatible Panels: LightSYS+, LightSYS2
- Receiver Model: RP432EW4000A
- Receiver Zones: 32 wireless zones
- Receiver Outputs: 2 × 1 Ampere dry contact outputs
- Keyfob Model: RWX332KF400A
- Keyfob Type: 2-way 4 button remote
- System Type: Wireless remote kit
What's In The Box
- 1 × Risco RP432EW4000A Wireless Receiver
- 2 × Risco RWX332KF400A Panda 2-way 4 button keyfobs
- Installation documentation
Suitable Uses
- Remote arming and disarming of LightSYS+ systems.
- Commercial premises requiring user confirmation feedback.
- Residential alarm installations requiring convenient remote control.
Dimensions
Refer to individual product documentation for receiver and keyfob dimensions.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Does this kit require a separate wireless receiver?
No. The wireless receiver module is included in the kit. - Are the keyfobs two-way?
Yes. The included Panda keyfobs provide two-way communication with status feedback. - Can additional keyfobs be added?
Yes. Additional compatible Panda keyfobs can be enrolled into the system.
Additional Information
- Two-way keyfobs provide confirmation feedback, reducing uncertainty during arming and disarming.
- Wireless receiver supports up to 32 zones, allowing future system expansion.
- Proper antenna positioning improves wireless range and reliability.
