Inovonics EN1235S Single Button Pendant Transmitter Black

Product Description

The INOVONICS EN1235S is a single-button pendant personal emergency transmitter designed for wireless panic and duress applications. The unit transmits an alarm signal when the button is pressed, alerting a connected receiver or monitoring system. It is worn or carried by the user and communicates wirelessly with a compatible INOVONICS receiver. The black housing keeps the device low-profile in professional and institutional environments. Installation and commissioning is handled by licensed security or life-safety technicians. The EN1235S is sold as a single unit and is categorized under wireless panic and pendant devices.

The EN1235S is suited for residential and commercial applications where personal emergency response is required. Typical deployments include assisted living facilities, healthcare environments, schools, and commercial security systems. The pendant form factor allows the device to be worn around the neck or on a lanyard, providing constant accessibility to the user. Security integrators and life-safety contractors specify this transmitter as part of a broader INOVONICS wireless system installation.

Key Features

• Single-button activation for immediate panic or duress signaling
• Wireless transmission eliminates the need for hardwired connections at the user end
• Black housing for discreet, low-profile use in professional environments
• Pendant form factor for wearable, hands-free accessibility
• Sold individually as a single unit

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or addition for INOVONICS wireless panic and pendant receiver systems. Consult the INOVONICS EN1235S product manual for specific compatible receiver and system requirements.

Installation Notes

Installation and enrollment of wireless pendant transmitters should be performed by a licensed security or life-safety technician familiar with the INOVONICS wireless system platform. Power down or place the receiving panel in test mode before enrolling new transmitters to avoid false alarms. Follow all applicable local fire and life-safety codes and the manufacturer product manual during commissioning. Do not attempt to open or modify the transmitter housing, as this may void performance and regulatory compliance.