Qolsys Inc QS1332-840 Wireless Panic Button

Product Description

The QOLSYS INC QS1332-840 is a wireless panic button designed for use in security and alarm systems. It provides an immediate manual trigger point for emergency alerts, allowing the user to send a distress signal to a connected control panel without the need for wired connections. This type of device is typically installed by licensed security system technicians as part of a broader residential or light commercial intrusion or emergency response setup. The compact, wireless form factor makes it straightforward to position in key locations throughout a property.

The QS1332-840 fits into wireless security installations where fast, reliable manual alarm activation is required. It is suited for residential homes, small offices, and similar environments where occupants need a dedicated panic trigger accessible during an emergency. This device falls within the wireless panic and pendant category, indicating it is designed for portable or fixed-point placement depending on the installation.

Key Features

• Wireless design eliminates the need for hardwired connections at the installation point
• Single-unit packaging supports straightforward individual deployment
• Designed for integration with compatible wireless security control panels
• Compact form factor allows flexible placement in residential or light commercial spaces
• Manual activation provides immediate emergency alert signaling

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style wireless panic input device for compatible QOLSYS wireless security panel systems. No specific compatible model numbers were provided in the available product data.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed security system technician familiar with wireless alarm panel configuration. Before servicing or replacing any system components, power down the control panel and follow the panel manufacturer's disarm and enrollment procedures. Ensure the device is enrolled to the panel per the system's wireless zone programming requirements before testing activation. Local codes and monitoring requirements may apply depending on jurisdiction.