Product Description

KAWA 262T-Plus is a multifunctional central alarm system that supports connection via a 2G SIM card or landline telephone. When a sensor detects an intrusion, fire, smoke, gas leak, or other unusual situation, the system activates the on-site alarm siren while simultaneously calling and sending text messages to the preset phone numbers.

The device can connect to various sensors, security accessories, and remote-control devices, making it suitable for homes, shops, offices, warehouses, factories, and other areas requiring centralized security monitoring.

Key Features

• Makes warning calls to 6 phone numbers and sends text messages to 6 numbers when using a SIM card.
• Connects up to 120 wireless devices and 3 wired devices.
• Features an integrated on-site alarm siren with a volume of up to 150dB.
• Includes a backup battery that maintains operation for approximately 4–6 hours during a power outage.
• Supports alarms via phone calls, text messages, or both simultaneously.
• Allows the system to be armed or disarmed remotely via text message.
• Supports scheduled automatic arming or disarming every day.
• Displays the device status and the zone where an alarm has been triggered.
• Supports arming and disarming using RFID cards..
• Equipped with an LCD screen for convenient monitoring and setup.
• Can connect to an IP camera to monitor the area when an alarm occurs.
• Connects to an AL21 wireless siren, RFID Keypad, and wired or wireless auxiliary sirens.
• Uses RF 433MHz signals and controls up to 20 RF receiver switches via phone.

Detailed Application Scenarios

Homes and Villas

The KAWA 262T-Plus control panel can be installed in the living room or a central area of the home. The system connects to door sensors, motion sensors, smoke detectors, gas leak detectors, and window vibration sensors.

When someone opens a door or moves inside the home while the system is armed, the siren sounds and the control panel immediately calls and sends text messages to the homeowner. Users can connect an IP camera to check the situation before returning home or contacting someone for assistance.

Shops and Showrooms

The device is suitable for protecting main entrances, roller shutters, product display areas, checkout counters, and rear storage areas. Shop owners can schedule the system to arm automatically after closing time and disarm before business hours.

When door prying, glass breaking, or unusual movement is detected, the system sounds a loud siren while simultaneously notifying multiple phone numbers belonging to the shop owner, manager, or security personnel.

Warehouses and Factories

The KAWA 262T-Plus can connect to Beam detectors for monitoring large areas, door sensors at entrances and exits, vibration sensors on roller shutters, and devices that detect fire, smoke, or gas leaks.

The ability to connect up to 120 wireless devices makes the system suitable for warehouses with multiple areas requiring monitoring. Managers can receive remote alerts even when they are not present at the warehouse.

Offices and Companies

The system is used to protect main entrances, accounting offices, server rooms, document storage rooms, and areas containing valuable assets. Each area can be equipped with an appropriate sensor to quickly identify where an alarm has been triggered.

Employees with RFID cards can conveniently arm or disarm the system without operating the control panel directly.

Rental Properties, Guesthouses, and Accommodation Facilities

The control panel can manage multiple sensors installed at gates, hallways, parking areas, utility rooms, and emergency exits. When an intrusion or fire incident occurs, the system sounds an on-site alarm and notifies the property owner, manager, or security personnel.

The backup battery keeps the device operating for approximately 4–6 hours during a power outage or when the power supply is disconnected.

Farms and Areas Requiring Remote Device Control

In addition to its alarm functions, the KAWA 262T-Plus can control up to 20 RF 433MHz switches via phone. Users can use this function to control lights, sirens, pumps, or certain electrical devices through compatible RF receiver switches.

Recommended System Layout

The control panel should be installed in a discreet location with a stable power supply and good mobile network reception. Door sensors should be installed on main doors, windows, or warehouse doors; motion sensors should be positioned in hallways and areas at risk of intrusion; and smoke and gas detectors should be installed in locations appropriate to each specific risk.

Auxiliary sirens should be installed where they can be easily heard but are difficult to access. IP cameras should face entrances, checkout counters, or areas requiring verification when an alarm is triggered.