Can the 6150 replace an Ademco Keypad 6137 that came with my Ademco Vantage Series 4110 system & does it use a plug-in connector or individual wires?
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Yes it can.it does use the individual wire connections. All you will need to do is clip your connector and the individual wires feed into the back of the 6150. The connection points are labeled with the color of wire, so you should not have any issues figuring out where they go.
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I'm not certain about the replacement, but it is 4 individual wires. Cut off the connectors, strip off the plastic coating and insert the wires into the new keypad and tighten down. Very easy!
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It uses individual wires. I believe there were 4 wires, it's been awhile since I installed it.
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It has individual wires. Call your system provider to see if it will work on your system. I would guess it would.
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I had the same experience as Tony. I just had to replace the bases, which are included, and they use the same screw holes. The connectors are exactly the same as the 4120's.... I replaced 4 of the 4120's in my house and the 9120's work perfect....
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I would think it will replace the 6137. I used a 6148 to replace an old 6128. Connection of the wires required removing some of the insulation and placing the ends into a receptical on the back of the panel and turning a screw to secure the connection. Yellow, red, black and green wires.
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No the 6150RF is not the replacement, this keypad can work but it has a receiver built in. You can use the 6150 basic or 6148 keypad which would be cheaper. It also depends on what model panel you have.
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We stock Rev. 3.16 which we can confirm is compatible with VIP programming keypads such as the 6162.
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Let me answer the 2nd question first, because the answer to that is "maybe." If your existing system has an Ademco 2-line alphanumeric keypad like any in the 6160 series, the answer is yes. If your existing keypad does not have the alphanumeric display (as is the case with the older 6150 6148, or 5150) you can't because it's impossible to program a wireless 6150RF without an alphanumeric keypad already on the system. Even if you do have one I must warn that's it's a technical nightmare unless you've got some familiarity with Ademco panel programming, and you'll definitely want to pull the complete programming manual off the web with a Google search before you start. Ed Jones, author, "How to protect your home" (Amazon)
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The panel provides for 8 hard-wired zones (up to 15 hard-wired zones when zone-doubling is employed). In terms of keypads, the Installation and Setup Guide indicates that "Local programming must be done with a 6139/6160 keypad, but need not remain in the system." Other keypads work (except for programming), but I do not know specifically whether your existing keypads will work after programming is completed. All three of my keypads were model 6139 when I upgraded to the Vista 21ip from my old Vista 40 panel.
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It depends on the controller board, not other keypads, or old type keypads. The question should be, Is the 6150 compatible with a certain controller board of a specific security system.
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No, but you will have to "address" the keypad, depending on what model of alarm control board you currently have.
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I'm not sure about the specific model you mentioned, but the locksmith was great at rekeying our Schlage deadbolts and door locks (including a keypad entry) so they all use the same key. And reading the reviews I say that someone had rekeyed them before they were installed -- made a lot of sense, so we did too! Saved us the cost of a locksmith coming out. Just dropped off the locks after we received them and the locksmith rekeyed them in an hour. We had them installed and have never had a problem. Love them!!!
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Check out the Genie website. I do not have the paperwork for the key pad as I gave my old one to my dausgter. Sorry
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I'm sorry I can't answer that, since I bought my key pad to operate my electric gate. I do have to reenter the code to close it if that helps
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We had to contact our Alarm Company to have them verify that this Keypad would be a comparable replacement. It did but there are other things to consider. We had to remove the battery from the main box before we started the replacement and the last wire you hook up is the green wire. It is the Hot wire. Good luck
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It is just the keypad...snaps into the controller with instructions for connection
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I am not sure what they call the pins (maybe DMX) but it is not like a normal plug. Unfortunately there is not a lot of information and they do not tell you this in the description. If you have a larger fog machine (1100 or up) then it should work. If you have a 700 or smaller you would probably need the *MPN - ACW http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008O4QBFC/ref=olp_product_details?ie=UTF8&me=&seller=. I purchased this and it is useless for me. I now have to spend more $ to get the correct wireless remote. I will be ordering the ACW remote.
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Hello, 0 258 007 206 is still an active number in Bosch's system so that should still be the one you are looking for. The connector looks different so they do not look to be interchangeable. As for the previous comment I am not sure what they are referring to. They may have had an issue with theirs but all sensors are brand new from Bosch.
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There are many names on garage door openers but I believe they are all manufactured by Chamberlain or Genie. The new keypad working could depend on how old your unit is but if newer then I believe 1989 it will work. It's a matter of compatible radio frequencies between the new keypad and your Raynor. I just checked retailer that sells the Raynor, it looks exactly like the Lift Master on the same page and my Chamberlain. The key pad instructions are dictated by the brand and age of the unit, can also be done by the set up button color, mine being orange. If you buy the keypad code it to your Raynor first before installing outside your garage.