Product Description
The Texecom DBD-0130 is a wall-mounted LCD keypad for Premier Elite intruder alarm panels, combining system control and tag-based access in one unit.
What it does
A 32-character LCD display shows zone status, menu navigation and programming feedback, so installers and users can arm, disarm and configure the system directly at the keypad. TouchTone backlit keys keep the interface legible in unlit doorways, corridors or reception areas.
Access control built in
Rather than adding a separate reader module, the DBD-0130 has a built-in proximity tag reader, so authorised users can arm or disarm with a compatible Texecom tag instead of entering a PIN. That's one less device to wire and mount at the entry point — useful where wall space or cable runs are tight.
Where it fits
This keypad is designed for Texecom Premier Elite control panels, and suits jobs where a single wall unit needs to cover both system programming and day-to-day user access — offices, retail entry points, reception desks and residential hallways are typical locations. Finished in Diamond Black to match Premier Elite system aesthetics.
Specifying it
On a multi-door install, plan one DBD-0130 per entry point that needs local arming/disarming, and confirm tag stock (sold separately) matches the number of authorised users before programming.
Specifications
- Brand
- Texecom
- Colour
- Black
Technical Specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the DBD-0130 need a separate proximity reader for tag access?
No — it has a built-in proximity tag reader, so tag-based arming and disarming works without adding another module.
Which control panels is this keypad compatible with?
It's designed for Texecom Premier Elite control panels.
Can the keypad be used in low-light entry points?
Yes, its TouchTone keys are backlit for clear operation in low light, and the 32-character LCD shows status and menu feedback.
What finish does the DBD-0130 come in?
It's finished in Diamond Black in a wall-mounted housing to match Premier Elite system aesthetics.
