The AuraSys KE-16 is an advanced LED wired keypad for use with the AuraSys P6 wired
intrusion panel, offering protection at the touch of a button. LED keypads are used for local
programming as well as user activity.
The attractive design and layout offers easy operation, reliability, and status view of up to 16
zones. System operation is easy with one-touch quick button operation and PIN entry
through keys 0-9 secluded under a flip-cover on the front.
AuraSysTM KE-16 – LED 16 Zone Keypad for the AuraSys P6 Wired Panel
The KE-16 has an aesthetically designed front-flip
cover that hides PIN code entry buttons while
allowing the 1-touch quick buttons to remain
visible. The keypad also has case tamper
protection for added security, and a forced arming
feature.
Description
Overview
Overview
The KE-16 LED keypad is an advanced keypad that
works with the AuraSys P6 wired intrusion panel.
The KE-16 contains indicator LEDs for zone status
and system status, and an internal buzzer for
audio feedback during key entry and configuration.
Indicate up to 16 zone statuses on the keypad
including: power status, low-battery status, bypass
and partial arm/disarm status, and trouble
indication. Visual indications are represented by
on, off, or blinking LED.
Specifications
Specifications
Bright LEDs for easy viewing
• System status indication (off, on, blinking)
• Yellow backlit keypad
• Aesthetic design, with front-flip cover
• Case and back tamper protection
• Icon-based keys for easy use and
language-independent operation
• Internal buzzer for audio indication of PIN entry
and configuration
• 1-touch quick button operation
PROFESSIONAL GRADE FEATURES
• Easy terminal wiring
• 16 zone status indications
• System status indication (power, low battery,
bypass and partial arm, system trouble)
Shipping & Delivery
Related products
AURA – P6 – Remote 16-zone MatrixBus™
Zone Indicators
A maximum of sixteen zones are possible: 6 on board, 12 on
board with doubling and 16 with an additional expansion
module. The indicators can blink (indicating an open sensor
condition) or be on permanently (when the zone is violated) or
be off, depending on the status or mode or operation of the
system.
