Paradox 32

Paradox 32 Zone Family (Includes SP and MG panels)

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Photos of various products from the Paradox 32 range

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The Paradox 32 family is an expandable alarm system supporting up to 32 zones, 32 users and 2 partitions. Through its communication bus, the Paradox range can be expanded via wireless and hardwired expansion modules and a variety of accessory modules. With its reliable communication technology, flexible expansion and great-looking keypads, the Paradox range of alarm panels are an ideal security system for residential or commercial installations requiring up to 32 zones of protection.

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  • Menu Programming - Step by Step Wizard Programming

    Paradox 32’s menu driven programming provides installers with step by step access to all the basic installation options. This system prompts installers with a simple set of questions, and intelligently programs up the system based on the answers given to these simple questions. System configuration is now a breeze!

  • Two Way Wireless

    Paradox’s unique two way wireless Fobs revolutionise remote arming by showing system status (Armed / Disarmed) directly on the wireless Fob. This means ambiguous siren chirps and strobe flashes to signify system status are a thing of the past!

  • Internet / Email

    The IP100 module provides the Paradox 32 system with IP Reporting, Email Reporting and LAN/ WAN communications for software and browser control. Paradox’s free ParadoxMy- Home is a Domain Name System (DNS) service that enables the user/dealer to remotely access a Paradox system without the added cost and complexity of a static IP address.

  • Wireless Keypad

    Paradox’s unique wireless keypad provides full keypad functionality, including programming and live system events, from a fully wireless device. The wireless keypad is ideal for site commissioning and difficult to cable Installations.

  • Flash Upgradeable

    The majority of Paradox modules are flash upgradeable, which means that firmware upgrades can be made onsite, and pluggable ICs are not required. This reduces maintenance time and costs and ensures installers always have access to the latest features provided by firmware upgrades.