New Keypad Design Poll

[securiscan]

Sorry, but our back boxes in Australia are a lot smaller.

There would be more options to install the codepad on a wall if the design was slender and upright. If a person uses their left or right hand on the numerical codepad, they could easily view the LCD display if it was located above.

 

 

[ident]

[user=82]securiscan[/user] wrote:

Sorry, but our back boxes in Australia are a lot smaller.

There would be more options to install the codepad on a wall if the design was slender and upright. If a person uses their left or right hand on the numerical codepad, they could easily view the LCD display if it was located above. 

I dont realise you were from Australia
Yes it would not fit your backboxes. It is already quite tight in the box and a lot of engineering was done to make it fit the uropean boxes so the current design would not go into your boxes
However we are supplying the EU backboxes so that may still be an option. It should not look odd.

[ident]

[user=151]keiba_solutions[/user] wrote:

Why make a frame at all? If it is being designed to fit into standard 55mm type frames the emphasis should be on making the actual KP06 unit itself styled to suit.

Having a silver KP06 and trying to put it into the popular Gira Stainless Steel frames may look odd if they are not the same colour. You could easily resell frames from many different suppliers but the question of how good the actual KP06 looks within the other frames is most important.

The IR issue could be solved a couple of ways. I would recommend a 3 pin IR header or screw terminals on the KP06. This way the installer could either use a 3rd blank module with just an IR receiver in it or otherwise wire it to a local point in the room with other IR devices for an integrated solution (or both).

A security keypad is often one of the first things people see when walking into a house - there is a real market for ones which actually look good and integrate aesthetically. My view is that having a few colour variant of the KP06 or changable top covers is more important than the frame.

We do need to supply a frame as not all customers are able to get KNX frames easily. KNX is not popular everywhere yet
But you have a point about looking good with different manufacturers frames.  The 2 modules are quite neutral and should fit into a variety of manufacturers frames. We may take photos with different frames

[petar555]

Please send me the price list of your product !

[rodime]

Design B with the bigger numbers of A. And availability in Black or white would be good. IR is important

[paulgwatkin2]

Having a security system keypad that looks good asthetically is important - especially given the fact the Comfort is by it\'s nature a high end product.

The type of customer chosing a residential install of Comfort are going to want this to fit with the decor and other systems like CBUS etc.

Ideally multiple faceplates should be supported, black, white etc but also looking to try and mirror faceplates like those used by the Saturn CBUS range from Clipsal.

Voice station (left module) from C as is has the clearest indicators and vol control

Keypad from A as it has the cleanest look

Surround from B as it is simple and has IR.

Paul

[ident]

[user=4181]petar555[/user] wrote:

Please send me the price list of your product !

The list of Comfort  distributors is at https://www.cytech.biz/dealers.php

We do not have any distributors in Serbia. If you weant to buy Comfort you can order from any nearby country or contact us direct at sales@cytech.biz

[ident]

The KP06 can be mounted in Horizontal and Vertical Orientation
An impression of the KP06 mounted vertically is shown

[palmlodge]

Can you disable the very annoying key beeps ?

[juwi_uk]

\"Design A\" picture seems to have the IR receiver on it but \"Design B\"  doesn\'t .

The explanation suggests it\'s the other way around?

Bit confused.  :?

Julian