Napco GEM-RP2ASE2 Lcd Icon Keypad 17 Button

Product Description

The NAPCO SECURITY TECHNOLOGIES GEM-RP2ASE2 is an LCD icon keypad designed for use with compatible security alarm control panels. Featuring a 17-button layout and an LCD display with icon-based status indicators, this keypad provides a clear interface for arming, disarming, and monitoring a security system. It is installed by licensed alarm technicians and low-voltage security professionals as the primary user interface between the end user and the control panel. The unit ships as a single item (sold individually) and is built to standard security keypad form factor requirements.

This keypad is suited for residential and light commercial security system installations where an icon LCD interface is preferred over a text-only display. It is typically wired back to a compatible NAPCO SECURITY TECHNOLOGIES control panel and mounted at a point of entry or central monitoring location. Installers integrating this keypad into a new or replacement installation should verify panel compatibility prior to ordering.

Key Features

• LCD display with icon-based indicators for clear system status at a glance
• 17-button layout for full system control and function access
• Designed for integration with compatible NAPCO SECURITY TECHNOLOGIES control panels
• Single-unit packaging for individual zone or entry-point installations
• Low-voltage wired connection suits standard alarm wiring practices

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or integration keypad for compatible NAPCO SECURITY TECHNOLOGIES security alarm control panels. Verify panel model compatibility with NAPCO documentation before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or alarm technician in accordance with local codes and the NAPCO panel installation manual. Power down the control panel before wiring or removing the existing keypad. Follow the panel manufacturer wiring diagram for data bus and power connections. Do not apply line voltage to low-voltage keypad terminals.