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Risco AGILITY 2

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The Agility 2 is a versatile wireless security system that offers a wide range of features and customization options. It is ideal for both residential and commercial applications and can be easily integrated with existing security systems. The Agility 2 system includes 32 wireless zones, 3 partitions, up to 3 bi-directional wireless keypads, and up to 8 remote control keyfobs. It also supports a variety of one-way and two-way wireless security and safety devices, keypads, remote controls, keyfobs, panic buttons, fully wireless sounders, and other accessories. The Agility 2 system is compatible with RISCO Group’s extensive range of wireless security and safety devices.

Key Features

32 wireless zones
3 partitions
up to 3 bi-directional wireless keypads
up to 8 remote control keyfobs
compatible with RISCO Group’s extensive range of wireless security and safety devices
flexible communication options
easy programming
remote management
home automation capabilities

Pages: 132 Risco AGILITY 2 Manual

Brand: Risco Category: Security alarm systems Size: 1 MB

Languages: English

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Frequently Answers and Questions

What types of devices are compatible with the Agility 2 system?

The Agility 2 system is compatible with RISCO Group’s extensive range of wireless security and safety devices, including detectors, sounders, keypads, remote controls, keyfobs, panic buttons, and fully wireless sounders.

How many partitions can I create with the Agility 2 system?

You can create up to 3 partitions with the Agility 2 system.

Can I control the system remotely?

Yes, the Agility 2 system allows for remote management through its communication options, such as GSM, GPRS, IP, and PSTN.

What are the home automation capabilities of the Agility 2 system?

The Agility 2 system includes 4 outputs via the wireless I/O expander and 16 X-10 outputs via the wireless I/O expander. These outputs can be controlled by system, partition, zone, or user events. They can also be scheduled, activated automatically, or by user command via SMS, web browser, or remote phone.