Inovonics EN1249 Bill Trap Transmitter Led Tamper

Product Description

The INOVONICS EN1249 is a bill trap transmitter designed for covert panic and duress signaling in commercial security applications. When a bill is removed from the trap, the device sends a wireless alert to a compatible receiver or control panel, triggering a silent alarm response. The EN1249 includes an LED tamper indicator that provides visible confirmation of tamper events, helping security integrators and installers verify device integrity during setup and routine inspection. This unit ships as a single device and is categorized within wireless panic and pendant alarm solutions.

The EN1249 is suited for installation in cash drawers, teller stations, retail point-of-sale counters, and any commercial environment where a concealed duress trigger is required. It is typically installed by licensed security systems technicians or low-voltage alarm installers. The wireless design eliminates the need for dedicated wiring runs to the bill trap location, simplifying retrofits in existing counter or drawer assemblies.

Key Features

• Bill trap activation triggers an immediate wireless panic transmission
• LED tamper indicator confirms device tamper status during inspection
• Wireless transmission eliminates hard-wired signaling runs
• Compact, covert form factor suitable for cash drawer and teller counter concealment
• Single-unit packaging for straightforward per-station deployment

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style wireless panic transmitter intended for use with compatible INOVONICS receiver and control panel systems that support bill trap input devices.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or alarm systems technician in accordance with applicable local codes and manufacturer guidelines. Verify receiver compatibility and radio frequency range coverage before finalizing mounting location inside the cash drawer or counter assembly. Power down or disconnect the associated control panel zone before pairing or replacing the transmitter to avoid false alarm transmission. Do not obstruct the transmitter antenna path with metal drawer components, as this can reduce wireless signal reliability.