Product Description
The Pyronix Enforcer Kit 5 Wireless Alarm System WiFi V11 66 Zone Security Kit (SKU ENFORCER-KIT5-WIFI-V11) is a wireless intruder alarm package for residential and small commercial properties. It is built around the Enforcer V11 panel.
Planning the job
- Capacity: up to 66 zones and 4 areas, so one panel can protect separate parts of a site independently.
- Network: WiFi is built into the panel. A digital WPS button speeds up pairing with the customer's router.
- User control: PIN, remote keyfob or mobile app. The panel is also compatible with HomeControlHUB and AndroidTablet for remote management of security, video and automation.
- Monitored work: the V11 accepts additional communication modules for dual-path signalling to the end user and an Alarm Receiving Centre (ARC). These modules are not part of the kit.
Bill of materials
- Enforcer V11 control panel
- 4 wireless combined shock and magnetic contact sensors
- 1 additional magnetic contact
- 1 wireless bell module
The kit gives you five detection points. Larger schemes can use the 66-zone capacity and the expandable design.
Before you quote
Allow for a Deltabell base and lid. The bell module needs both to complete its installation, and they are not in the box. Check that a router is in range of the panel, and count the openings on the job against the zone and area limits.
Specifications
- Product Type
- Pyronix Enforcer Kit 5
Technical Specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Enforcer V11 panel need a separate WiFi module?
No. WiFi is built into the panel, and a digital WPS button helps pair it with a router.
Is the wireless bell ready to use from the box?
No. The wireless bell module requires a Deltabell base and lid for full installation.
Can this kit signal to an Alarm Receiving Centre?
The V11 supports additional communication modules for dual-path signalling to users and an ARC. Those modules are not included in the kit.
How many zones and areas does the system support?
The Enforcer V11 supports up to 66 zones and 4 areas.
