I currently have 6128 keypads with my (per above question SA4110DLC, D067) alarm system. I was thinking to replace 6128 with 6160 or 6162, would 6162 work??
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It sounds like you have a 4110 control panel. You can use this with that control panel
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Honeywell bought 2 companies, Ademco & Fire Burglary Instruments. Ademco didn't have any 7000 series systems. FBII did. The Honeywell 6160 keypads are only compatible with the Ademco / Honeywell panel Systems. You would need to replace the panel with a panel like the Vista 20P and then you can use these keypads.
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I'm not exactly sure what you're asking. The 377LM is the upgrade/replacement for the earlier 376LM, so if you're asking if you can replace a bad 376LM with this, the answer is yes. Both of them support openers with the purple learn button, so if your opener has that it will work. If your opener has a red learn button then it will not and you'll need the 976LM keypad instead.
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If the buttons are the same it will work. You will need to find the manual for your alarm then it can be programmed. or you could just replace the front cover with the buttons. I used the new unit as my switches would stick at times. You will have to find your "valet switch". Mine was by the fuses.
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Lorenzo, As per our previous reply, we would recommend the Honeywell Vista-20P. You will also need a keypad for that system, we recommend the Honeywell 6162 keypad.
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I believe there may be a typo in the question, shouldn't it be asking about rm2310 instead of pm2310? If it is just a typo, then the answer is yes it will replace the rm2310, check http://www.dometic.com/c17faeab-a5a2-436b-a032-b28317a7cff0.fodoc Later, Jim
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Is there something magical about serial numbers above RIA138? Did they change the dovetail? I've got one that's RIA162 and am trying to find a set of night sites that will install without much pain.
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Go to dsc website. You will need to have the installers code. He should have either given you the 4 digit code or changed it to your choice. On the keypad hit *8 code then 804 then follow the fob's instructions
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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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The keypad does not speak the name of the sensor. It does beep when the entry sensors are tripped, but the speaker is way too quiet and is very hard to hear in my opinion. This is one of the more frustrating aspects of the system, and has contributed to several inadvertent alarms at our home. I have spoken with SimpliSafe and there is apparently no method to turn up the volume on the keypad. We have used a GE/Interlogix system in the past where this is not a problem, but the SimpliSafe keypad is definitely ineffective as an alert that you have tripped the alarm upon entry. Changing this should be a priority for any new design. The keypad does not speak the name of the sensor. It does beep when the entry sensors are tripped, but the speaker is way too quiet and is very hard to hear in my opinion. This is one of the more frustrating aspects of the system, and has contributed to several inadvertent alarms at our home. I have spoken with SimpliSafe and there is apparently no method to turn up the volume on the keypad. We have used a GE/Interlogix system in the past where this is not a problem, but the SimpliSafe keypad is definitely ineffective as an alert that you have tripped the alarm upon entry. Changing this... » Read More The keypad does not speak the name of the sensor. It does beep when the entry sensors are tripped, but the speaker is way too quiet and is very hard to hear in my opinion. This is one of the more frustrating aspects of the system, and has contributed to several inadvertent alarms at our home. I have spoken with SimpliSafe and there is apparently no method to turn up the volume on the keypad. We have used a GE/Interlogix system in the past where this is not a problem, but the SimpliSafe keypad is definitely ineffective as an alert that you have tripped the alarm upon entry. Changing this should be a priority for any new design. « Show Less
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We found a helpful installation video on you tube....also, i bought two 6160 keypads through amazon and one of them was defective, so it may not be you!
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That's a question best answered by the manufacturer. I know that I replaced my alarms and the pigtail was different even though they were the same manufacturer, but I also changed out all 3 of mine as they were old enough to be of concern of not being set off in an alarm situation. Remember these things are only good for 10 years, the isotope's half life drops out of range for the reliability we expect from an alarm. I the I12060 are nearing that age it is time to upgrade them, to which the compatibility question is moot.
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I just installed a WD962EV and on page 41 of the manual it lists the 940EV as the wireless keypad accessory. So it should work and I just ordered one from Amazon as it was not included with the WD962EV.
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Can you tell me which wireless key pad will work with my Liftmaster 41A5021-1F 2002?
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I have the 016. It's the same product that I have now used at a couple different jobs but have no idea what the number differing is. Sorry.
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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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I'm not really sure other than the Model 612 is a newer model series. I have the older #611 model series.