SALES to NX-1508 HILLS Vertex 8 Zone and 16 NX-1516 Zone LED Vertex Code pad
We are Selling these keypads which are now obsolete in Australia
The Hills alarm keypad is now end of line and are perfect replacement to suit DAS NetworX NX 4-8, NX12, NX16, Hills Reliance R8, R12, R128 keypads to existing & older type DAS alarm systems
This will be best suited if you have a faulty keypad, broken casing, buttons hard to press, not responding properly or may be looking discoloured due to old age.
Compatible to Hills DAS (Direct Alarm Supplies) NetworX, NX-4, NX-8, NX-12, NX-16, Hills Reliance R8, R128
Suitable for replacing defective keypads including Touch Nav, VoiceNav (had speech), Hills Reliance LCD Keypad NX-148E which is known as "very user friendly" and the VoiceNav light LED Keypad being one of the latest models
Note: This keypad is not compatible to DL series, also the XR or XR pro Models have limited functionality as you can only turn the alarm system ON and OFF
Description
Model: NX-1508 8 ZONE, NX-1516 16 ZONE
Known as "The good old faithful" type model that is very reliable and easy to operate with performing many popular functions with a single touch. That includes ON, Partial, Chime, Emergency Panic duress, Police, Medical, Fire
Features include robust housing, clear status LED indicators and backlit keys to view easily with low light levels
Alarm maintenance provide fast call-out services for replacement keypads in Melbourne including repairs and servicing existing DAS Hills security alarm systems
Reasons for faulty Hills keypads include:
- Power light flashers and new battery does not hold charge
- Service light ON display referring to expander trouble
- Keypad beeping and fire light flashes fast
- circuit board faulty
- faults due to lightning strikes and power surges
- numbers on code pad getting hard to press, not responding properly
Hills Reliance 8 Zone keypad 1508 Brand New - In Stock
The Hills Vertex 1508 keypad is a base model including full functions, was a very popular type sold in Australia which supplies a maximum of 8 protection zones which is popular for protecting your property. Common in single and double story houses, units and town houses
Hills Reliance 16 Zone keypad 1516 Brand New - In Stock
The Hills Vertex 1516 keypad also includes full functionality protects up to 16 zones with a display LED indicator is also very common sold in Australia. Very reliable for protecting larger properties. Common in buildings that contain many rooms and perimeter protection to windows and doors
Why is my Hills alarm system power light flashing now?
A red power light indicator flashing on a Hills alarm keypad is alerting users that this has detected a low or flat backup battery in the main unit. This flashing power light is normally in unison with a service light now "ON" lit indicating a service is now required. This may trigger a beeping-related issue at the keypad and can pop-up anytime without any prior warning notice.
Why is my Hills alarm system Service light "ON" lit without the power light flashing?
This usually indicates a radio wireless device low alarm battery and should be replaced as soon as possible. This fault type can be observed by pressing [*]star followed by [2] on keypad. The service light ON without the power light flashing may also indicate a low battery to a wireless device or other general trouble condition.
The fault codes can be found by referring to your Hills user manual which has a diagnostic table to help guide you through. Alarm Repairs Bayswater recommends a qualified alarm system technician to service your beeping alarm system ensuring the reliable operation to your alarm system
Why is my Hills alarm system Power light now "OFF" at the keypad?
If your Hills alarm system power light is "OFF" not lit, this means either a power outage issue making an interruption to your electricity, you may also have a faulty AC plug-in power transformer, accidently unplugged or switched OFF from your alarm system at the power point. Another reason being that the mains plug pack has been unintentionally knocked or bumped out of it`s position from the wall socket
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