George Risk Industries PAAR-RSB-AL Remote Sender Button Alarm

Product Description

The George Risk Industries PAAR-RSB-AL is a remote sender button alarm unit designed for use in security and notification systems. This device functions as a remote activation point, allowing an operator or technician to trigger an alarm signal from a location separate from the main control panel. It is built for professional installation in commercial and residential security, access control, or alert notification applications. The unit is sold individually and is intended for installation by licensed security or low-voltage technicians familiar with alarm system wiring and signal transmission requirements.

The PAAR-RSB-AL is suited for installations where a remote, manual trigger point is needed within a broader alarm or notification network. Typical scenarios include entry points, service counters, or monitored areas where a discrete or accessible alarm initiation button is required. It falls within the sound devices category and is appropriate for both new construction wiring and retrofit projects where an existing system requires an additional remote sender location.

Key Features

• Remote sender button design allows alarm activation from locations separate from the main panel
• Sold as a single unit, suitable for individual zone or point additions
• Classified under sound devices for alarm and notification system applications
• Compact form factor appropriate for surface or flush mounting in typical commercial and residential installations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style remote sender button for use in compatible alarm and notification systems. No specific compatible model numbers or system families were provided in the product data. Verify system compatibility with the control panel manufacturer before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or security systems technician in accordance with local codes and NEC low-voltage wiring requirements. Power down or de-energize the alarm system control panel before making any wiring connections at the remote sender button. Confirm signal polarity and terminal assignments against the control panel documentation prior to final connection. Do not apply line voltage to low-voltage alarm signal circuits.