SE1100 - Alarm system ABUS - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL SE1100 ABUS

Notes The key switch is equipped with a burglary/tamper sensor and is used for switching on or off the alarm system of an entire location or sections of the location. It can also be used for controlling other electronic equipment such as machines, garage doors, etc. The key switch functions as an impulse or permanent contact, depending on the settings. The key switch is well protected against external interference, thanks to the cover contact and the anti-removal wall contact (surface-fitted model only), as well as the reinforced fascia plate, which prevents removal of the high-quality ABUS cylinder.

Main features x Surface-fitted or flush-fitting key switch x Stable, weatherproof casing x Reinforced fascia plate to prevent lock removal x Cover contact and anti-removal wall contact (surface-fitted model only) x Permanent or impulse contact x Coloured LEDs (red/yellow) x Modern, attractive design Scope of delivery 4 special casing screws with key 1 circular seal black (SE1000 only) 1 sealing plate white (SE1100 only) 4 x 6mm wall plugs including 4.5 x 35mm screws7 Description

Fig. 1 Casing open (with PCB) Fig. 2 Casing without PCB 1 PCB holder 2 Wall fixing 3 Cable hole Note: The switch position described applies when the cover is open. Ground for LED (yellow) Switch S2 12V for LED

COM Tamper contacts Switch S1 12V for LED Ground for LED (red)

1. The factory setting of the key switch is

permanent contact. To change the switch mode:

2. Remove the upper part of the clamp and

swing it to the side.

3. The key switch is now set to impulse mode.

1. Using the key supplied, unscrew the cover screws and remove the cover

2. Remove the two PCB screws on the left and right of the cylinder.

3. Pull the cylinder and PCB carefully upwards and out.

4. Use the back of the key-switch case as a template for marking the drill

holes (2). Drill the holes for the fixing screws.

5. Pull the connector cable through the opening provided.

6. Fix the casing to or in the wall.

7. Connect the cables to the terminal block (8) as described.

8. Replace the PCB in the casing, replace the cover (1) and tighten the cover

screws. Make sure that the sealing ring sits firmly in the housing groove.