Single-phase Control Panel GARAGE DOOR CONTROL panel with safety

KEEROLL RB3 ALARM KIT Single-Phase Control Panel with Safety Edge Transmitter

Name: KEEROLL RB3 ALARM KIT Single-Phase Control Panel with Safety Edge Transmitter C Prox Ltd Inc Quantek
SKU: KEEROLL RB3 ALARM KIT
Price: 214.21 GBP
Availability: InStock

SKU: KEEROLL RB3 ALARM KIT Categories: Control Panels with Safety, JCM Products, JCM Tech, JCM Tech, Roller & Garage Doors, Single Phase, Gates & Barriers

£214.21 EX VAT

Single-phase control panel with touch interface and Radioband wireless safety edge system for residential garage doors.

Includes KERROLL single phase residential control panel, 2 x MUV2-HP transmitters, wireless alarm and Radioband safety transmitter, which allows the connection of any type of safety edge, including mechanical, resistive and optical. A safety edge is required for the system to work (not included).

The control panel also features built in 868MHz radio receiver for handheld and wall mount wireless controls.

The wireless KEE ALARM will cause the control panel to buzz loudly in the event the door is forced open. There is also the option to connect an output on the control panel to your house alarm panel.

Add optical eyes

Eyes only, we don't stock the rubber

Click on Remote to Add Additional

Add A Smartphone Controller

Add a Safety Beam

Additional information

Weight	3 kg

KEEROLL Specification

Power supply: 230V
Standby / operating current: <60mA / 200mA
Maximum motor power: 1.2kW
Motor fuses: 6A
Touch and backlit buttons
LED fault indicators for simple fault finding
Built in receiver for radioband transmitter
Built in receiver for handheld & wall mount transmitters
Operating temperature: -20°C to 55°C
Watertightness: IP42
Dimensions: 179 x 227 x 57 mm
5 Year Warranty

Radioband 3G

3G transmitter for optical, resistive and mechanical safety edges.
Frequency: 868MHz.
Multi-frequency system: Four 868MHz self-adjusting channels.
No activation signal is required for the optical safety edge – it is always active.
Approximate battery life: 2 years.
Nominal range 50 m.
Power supply: Two 3.6 Vdc ER14500 Li – SOCL lithium batteries.
Operating temperature: -20ºC to +85ºC.
Protection degree: IP65.
Box dimensions: 151 x 60 x 23 mm.

MUV2-HP transmitters specification

Frequency: 868MHz
Coding: High security rolling code, cannot be cloned
Range: 100m
Memory: 27 codes
Channels: 2

Manual

Program remotes

Roller garage doors.

Change the batteries in the safety edge transmitter.

Turn on dipswitch 1. Press the bulb button. Turn off dipswitch 1.

Note: The door will revert to deadman if there is a fault with the radiosens or photocell. Press and hold the close button on the panel or remote, after a few seconds it will start to close.
The LEDs above the inputs (IN1, IN2 & IN3) indicate whether the input is active. If the LED above IN1 is on, you have a problem with the photocell circuit. If the LED above IN3 is on, you have a problem with the stop button circuit.
- If IN1 is on, check the photocell is clean, aligned properly that the cables are undamaged. If no photocell is fitted, check the terminals are linked.
- If IN3 is on, check that the emergency stop button hasn’t been pressed and that the cable to it is undamaged. If no stop button is fitted, check the terminals are linked.
Check the dipswitches in the transmitter are set correctly for the type of safety edge. Reset the receiver card, reprogram the safety edge and door movement.
Check the safety edge is not pressed.
If the door has been running a lot in a short period of time and the control panel is clicking when it receives an input, it is likely the motor thermal cutout. Wait half an hour and try again. This is not a problem with the control panel.
If the control panel is clicking when a remote or button is pressed, check the motor wiring and condition.

The LEDs above the inputs (IN1, IN2 & IN3) indicate whether the input is active. If the LED above IN3 is on, you have a problem with the stop button circuit.
- If IN3 is on, check that the emergency stop button hasn’t been pressed and that the cable to it is undamaged. If no stop button is fitted, check the terminals are linked.
If the door has been running a lot in a short period of time and the control panel is clicking when it receives an input, it is likely the motor thermal cutout. Wait half an hour and try again. This is not a problem with the control panel.
If the control panel is clicking when a remote or button is pressed, check the motor wiring and condition.

Check the dipswitches in the transmitter are set correctly for the type of safety edge. Reset the receiver card, reprogram the safety edge and door movement.
Check the safety edge is not pressed or showing as activated (IN1 LED on).

This is to remind you to get the door service. To reset it, press the bulb button, LED will flash quickly and the maintenance indicator will turn off.
Note the door will continue to work even with the maintenance LED flashing.