2GIG 2GIG-KEY100-345 4-button Key Ring Remote 345mhz

Product Description

The 2GIG 2GIG-KEY100-345 is a 4-button wireless key ring remote designed for use with compatible 2GIG security and automation systems operating at 345MHz. This compact keyfob allows users to send commands wirelessly from a distance, enabling control of system functions without direct access to a keypad. It is intended for installation and configuration by licensed security technicians or qualified integrators who set up and commission residential or light commercial alarm systems. The 345MHz frequency is standard across a wide range of 2GIG-compatible panels and receivers.

This keyfob is suited for residential and light commercial security system installations where remote arming, disarming, or trigger functions are needed. It ships as a single unit and is configured through the associated control panel during system setup. Typical applications include home security systems, small business alarm systems, and automation setups where a portable remote is preferred over wall-mounted keypads. Security installers program the device to the panel during commissioning.

Key Features

• 4-button layout provides multiple assignable control functions
• Operates at 345MHz for compatibility with 2GIG wireless receivers
• Key ring form factor for portable, everyday carry
• Single-unit packaging (sold individually)
• Designed for wireless keyfob category applications in security systems

Compatibility

Designed as a wireless keyfob remote for use with 345MHz-compatible security and automation control panels. No specific model compatibility data was provided in the product input.

Installation Notes

Installation and programming should be performed by a licensed security technician familiar with the associated control panel software. Power down or disarm the security system before adding new wireless devices to prevent unintended triggers during enrollment. The keyfob must be learned into the control panel using the panel's wireless zone or keyfob enrollment process. Refer to the control panel installation manual for zone assignment and button function configuration.