Bosch’s FMR 7036 four-wire LCD annunciator keypad is used to establish the location of a fire alarm. The display shows alarm and status messages. It features silence and reset buttons and a built-in keyswitch. 

Seco-Larm’s IP-66-rated, outdoor access control keypad has a built-in proximity reader and a stainless-steel faceplate with a coated steel backing. It can store up to 1,000 user codes and/or proximity cards for output No. 1, 100 for output No. 2 and 100 for output No. 3, as well as 50 temporary visitor codes. The egress input allows users to exit without keying in the code.

Seco-Larm’s Split series keypad keeps the keypad and controller separate, preventing access from keypad tampering. It supports up to 1,200 users, and all of the features are programmable directly from the keypad. It also has a built-in proximity card reader, illuminated keys, programmable egress input, door sensor input and an interlocking input for connecting a second keypad.


Powerline Control Systems’ KPCW-7 seven-button keypad controls single lights, triggers lighting scenes and sends messages to a central controller. It is preset with five scenes, plus brighten and dim. Alternatively, there are 16 programmable commands initiated by a single tap, double tap, hold or release.