Following the simplification of the Enforcer kits earlier this week, Pyronix is pleased to announce that there is another addition to the kits that can now buy from Pyronix, the Enforcer GSM Kit 1.

The Enforcer was crowned the Innovation of the Year at last year's Security Excellence Awards due to its key features to reduce installation time and save you, the installer, money where it counts. Now, the Enforcer range has become even easier to install with the launch of the GSM kit. Forget about wiring into phone lines, this panel has GSM communication built in at an affordable price compared with other GSM panels on the market!

This kit will contain an Enforcer GSM panel complete with GSM module, a Deltabell-WE module, two KF4-WE four button key fobs, two KX10DP-WE wireless pet immune detectors (which can be converted to KX12DQ-WE’s by removing the pet mask in the lens) and an MC1MINI-WE mini magnetic contact.

As with the PSTN kits that we have recently launched, we have removed the coloured bases from the kits and so you will only receive the Deltabell wireless module with the purchase of this kit. The dummy bases AND covers will need to be purchased separately.

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