Expansion module
Trikdis iO8 wired expander module
- Brand: Trikdis
- Product Code: iO8
- Availability: In Stock
- Warranty: 2 years
- Categories: Smart Alarm System > Accessories > Expander Module
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€46.90 Ex Tax: €38.13
With the Trikdis Expander IO8 wired expansion module, you can increase the number of inputs (zones) and outputs (PGMs) of the Trikdis FLEXi SP3, CG17, and SP231 alarm control panels and E16, E16T, G16, G16T, and G17F communicators. The devices are connected via an RS485 port and contains 8 contacts that you are free to use as input (zone) or output (PGM).
By using a PGM output as an expander, you can further enhance the capabilities of your smart home: remote control and switching of garage doors, garden gates, heating, electricity, ventilation, irrigation systems or any contact-controlled device.
Using a zone expander you can connect additional wired sensors for your Trikdis device.
Key Features:
- Plug-and-play install
- Configured via the Trikdis alarm control panelor communicator
- Contains eight contacts that can be programmed as inputs or outputs
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Frequently asked questions
A Security panel or Control panel is the primary controller and supervisor of a security system.
A Security panel or Control panel is the primary controller and supervisor of a security system. It is a computer that arms and disarms the security systems, communicates with each installed component, like sensors and sounds the alarm when a security zone is breached, and optionally communicates with an alarm monitoring company.
Hopefully not. Basically, the phone should be protected from any access by using a password or pattern or fingerprint. In addition, you can use password request when you start the Protegus application and also when you want remotely control something.
Hopefully not. Basically, the phone should be protected from any access by using a password or pattern or fingerprint.
In addition, you can use password request when you start the Protegus application and also when you want remotely control something. At least one of them should be active, but two or three of these steps will make it pretty difficult for anyone to access your alarm system!