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Product Description
The Visonic Powermax is the most widespread used and popular wireless alarm throughout the UK and Europe. Its ease of installation and use has made it No1 with Professional installation companies!
Visonic PowerMax®Complete is a professional-grade wireless security and personal safety solution especially designed to answer the needs of residential and small office customers, many of whom are disconnecting from the standard PSTN network.
Visonic PowerMax Complete packs the full range of communication, configuration and expansion options into a single, modular and cost-effective wireless panel. The built-in internal PSTN communicator and easy-to-add modules make the Visonic PowerMax Complete perfectly compatible with the varied needs and budgets of a variety of customers.
The ability to add internal GSM/GPRS and/or Broadband IP* communication modules ensures maximum reliability in the delivery of events to the alarm central station by facilitating internal redundancy of GPRS, GSM and SMS. These additional communication modules can also be used as the primary communication or as a backup for PSTN in the event of network failure or line sabotage during a burglary attempt.
Visonic PowerMax Complete's professional architecture ensures fast and simple installation and easy operation. It has an easy-view LCD display and icon-based keypad for intuitive programming, a main unit construction enabling installers to enroll and test peripheral functionality while the bracket is attached to the wall, and much more. This, together with features such as PCB board protection from accidents or sabotage and the option of adding an internal fully-protected power supply, create the ultimate combination of high reliability and ease-of-use.
Visonic PowerMax Complete Features:
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Versatile communications capabilities:
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Built-in PSTN communicator.
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Easy-to-add internal GSM/GPRS and/or IP* communications modules for maximum alarm reporting reliability to the central station and back-up for the standard PSTN lines.
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Voice functionality option (at the manufacturing level): two-way voice communication, voice prompts and family message center.
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Optional proximity reader enables rapid arming and disarming without the need for a keyfob.
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Expander module for adding 1 PGM output, 2 additional hardwired zones, 1 wired siren output, and Speech Box interface.
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Choice of external or internal (fully protected) power supply.
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Two-way RF system with diversity antenna facilitates highly reliable radio communication.
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Supports up to 3 partitions and multiple common areas (Optional).
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Easy-view LCD display and icon-based keypad.
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Back-up battery – supplies multiple peripherals and also backs up internal
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GSM/GPRS/IP modules.
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Full compliance with most international standards and regulations, including: FCC, CE and EN50131 grade 2.
Whats included in the Powermax complete Kit??
Visonic New Powermax Complete Kit with built in Proximity Reader
Kit Contains:
1 x Control Panel with Auto Dialer
1 x wireless bell box
2 x Wireless Pirs
1 x Door Contact
2 X Keyfobs
YOU CAN EXPAND YOUR VISONIC POWERMAX INTO A COMPLETE HOME AUTOMATION SYSTEM>>>WE OFFER THE COMPLETE RANGE OF VISONIC ADD ON PRODUCTS.
Visonic FAQ PageThis is a list of frequently asked questions on the the Visonic range of wireless alarm systems.
1) What is the coverage of a wireless device? Approx 100-120mtrs depending on the build of the house, if solid walls are in the path of the signal, this can be reduced by up to 30%, if extra range is needed use an extender MCX600.
2)Panel is saying CPU battery low? The panel comes with a minimum charge on the panel battery, when the unit is connected to the mains this will charge the battery.
3) How long do the batteries last? Approx 2-3 years, even longer in some cases, but all the batteries are monitored by the panel, with plenty of warning.
4) How do I clear alarm in memory – or clear the memory? Press the arm button on the remote, then the un-arm button.
5) The red light on the PIR is not picking me up when I walk past? The unit enters sleep mode when the unit is not used, to save battery life.
6) I have a Pet PIR but it is picking up my pet.... Check the mounting height, Pet PIRS should be mounted at about 6-8 Feet. Also set the Pulse count jumper inside the PIR to the lower sensitivity, ie 2 counts not 1 count.
7) I have a Pet PIR but it is picking up my pet, I’ve mounted it at 7 Feet and adjusted the pulse count? Where is the PIR installed? If installed in a hallway, most common answer is the Pir is picking up the stairs, so if the pet goes upstairs it will trigger the PIR. Angle if possible away from the stairs.Last resort, move the Pir, if the pet can access window ledges or sofa tops try the unit at 8 feet.
8) I don’t want to use a Battery Bell box, but I want a constant Power feed? You could use the Visonic Mains operated bell BUT a Better option is to use a Grade 3 bell Like Texecom Odessey. You can connect a wired bell from the panel, look on the website, open the description of the bell and open the PDF to see the wiring information.
9) I have a fault, but can’t find it? Set the panel in Normal mode, Press the star on the key fob, and a report will be announced.
10) How many key fobs can be enrolled with the panel? 8 can be enrolled.
11) How many Wireless Bell boxes can be installed? 2 can be enrolled.
12) I keep getting tamper alarm on the bell box when I am enrolling the system devices? The tamper plunger will be protruding from the back of the bell box, place a heavy book on the bell box, this will push it back in.
13) Is there a comfort LED or Alarm active indication on the bell box? No, We recommend the use of battery powered LED like ( ESLLED )
14) I keep getting tamper alarm on the bell box, after i’ve fitted it to the wall? The bell box should be mounted on a flat surface so the tamper plunger is pushed in. If on a spardash surface you will need to make a smooth surface where the plunger will touch the wall, but not too deep, or it won’t push back in to the bell box. There is an adjustment screw on the plunger which will extend the range. If this is not long enough try some cement over the Spardash.
15) Which PIR would you recommend for a conservatory? The best one to use would be Discovery Quad Mcw, as it has a four channel detector.
16) How many wired devices can I install? We only recommend 1 on each Zone, but if necessary you can loop door contacts, but they will all trigger the same zone.
17) How many wired Zones are there? There are 2 zones for wired devices, zones 29 and 30.
18) How many devices can I install on each zone? We only recommend 1 device on each zone.
19) How do I connect a phone line? Use 2 out of a 4 core telephone cable, 1 x core in the SET and 1 x core in the LINE, and connect directly to the back of a secondary phone socket with terminals 2 and 5, any polarity.
20) What if I have ADSL ? You will have to use a filter and connect it to the phone side of the filter.
21) I want to hardwire the phone line to an ADSL line? You can purchase a filter which can be mounted on the main BT socket, to change all the secondary sockets to phone only so you could hardwire into the back.
22) The Trouble light keeps coming on? Set the unit to Normal mode, press the star button on the key fob, the panel will announce the fault.
23) Can I connect remotely to the panel? Yes but you will need the panel connected to a phone line, and the Visonic software installed on your PC.
24) What can I do remotely? You can access all the functions of the panel remotely, from zone changing, event log, even pin number change.
25) I’m stuck, can I reset the panel? Yes if you go into function 12 in the installers menu, you have the option to reset to default.
26) Will the onboard dialler ring Mobiles as well as land lines? Yes it will.
27) Is there any settings to change the language? No, we only supply in English, but you can turn off the voice prompts.
28) Can I turn the speech off? Yes if you press No7 in ready mode.
30) Can I put a PIR in the bedroom? No, we don’t recommend putting a PIR in the bedroom, it could be set off too easily, for your own protection use a door-window contact.
31)In the event of losing mains power, what will happen to the panel if armed? The panel will still be armed, disarm in the normal way.
32) What is the voltage rating of the power supply? The power supply is rated at 220-240vac. Input voltage.
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Visonic Technical Specification (visonic_powermax_complete_wireless_panel.pdf.pdf, 859 Kb) [Download]