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SP2300 In-Suite Alarm System
Suite security panel
Building security shouldn't stop at the lobby. Condoplex in-suite alarm systems extend protection into every unit — monitored by on-site security and fully integrated with building access.
The SP2300 is a state-of-the-art suite panel providing a range of security, convenience and environmental features. Based on a hinged-door design, the keypad may be covered after use while the 2×16 character LCD still shows alarm status or messages from security — all while consuming just ¼ watt of power, even with the display on.
A unique feature is its ability to be configured from a webpage — covering basic setup, feature selection, volume control and user codes, a must-have when onboarding new residents. Its RF features also allow for cost-effective installation of water sensors or shut-off valves and other security devices.
Key Features
What makes the SP2300 different
- Aesthetically designed, door-hinged with a tactile silicone keypad
- 2×16 character LCD with text messaging from the guard
- 4 programmable hardwired zones, up to 16 programmable wireless zones
- Front/back door bell and chime functions
- Supports 8 slave panels with built-in diagnostics
- Web portal for residents to arm/disarm, view activity and manage user codes
- Party Mode, Privacy Mode and Check-In safety features
FAQs
Frequently asked questions
Can residents manage the alarm panel themselves?
Yes. The SP2300 has dedicated programming and navigation keys plus a menu structure that makes setup point-and-click. It can also be configured from a web page, covering setup, feature selection, volume and user codes.
Can building security communicate with suites through the panel?
Yes. Guards can send text messages to a single suite, a group of suites or the whole building — for example a parcel notification or a building-wide notice.
Does the panel support wireless sensors?
Yes. The SP2300 supports up to 16 programmable wireless zones with the optional RF module, including water sensors, door and window contacts, glassbreak and heat/humidity sensors.
Is it suitable for retirement communities?
Yes. Check-in and Suite Occupancy features can signal the guard station if a resident does not check in, or if no movement is detected in the suite over a set period.
How much power does the panel use?
Approximately 1/4 watt even with the LCD screen on, based on the green technology used across Condoplex products.