Bosch RADION Wireless Panic Button — Single (RFPB-SB) or Dual (RFPB-TB)

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RADION · Panic / Duress · Single or Dual · 433MHzRADION Panic ButtonRFPB-SB / RFPB-TB Wireless Panic Button — Australian Stock & 3-Year Warranty The Bosch RADION Wireless Panic But ton delivers fast emergency and duress activation in a compact wireless fob for Bosch alarm systems. Choose the single-button RFPB-SB for the quickest possible panic response, or the dual-button RFPB-TB which requires two simultaneous presses to guard against accidental triggering. Both use RADION 433MHz communication and enrol into a Bosch Solution 3000 system via the B810 receiver. Australian stock, backed by a 3-year warranty. Function Panic / Duress Buttons 1 or 2 Frequency 433 MHz Receiver B810 Single or Dual Button RFPB-SB single-press for fastest response, or RFPB-TB dual-press to prevent accidental activation in busy areas. Instant Emergency Alert One press triggers a wireless panic or duress signal to your alarm panel for rapid response. Home or Business Ideal for elderly users, reception desks, service counters and staff duress applications. RADION Integration Enrols into a Bosch Solution 3000 via the B810 receiver for reliable, supervised wireless operation. Technical Specifications Model / SKU RFPB-SB (single) / RFPB-TB (dual) Type RADION wireless panic / duress button Activation Single press (SB) or dual-button press (TB) Frequency 433 MHz Receiver Required Bosch B810 RADION receiver Compatible Panel Bosch Solution 3000 Power Battery powered Warranty 3 Years (Australia) Downloads RFPB Panic Button DatasheetBosch RADION Panic Button Quick Start GuideBosch RADION Panic Button User Manual Frequently Asked Questions What is the difference between RFPB-SB and RFPB-TB?RFPB-SB uses a single press for the fastest activation; RFPB-TB requires two simultaneous presses to reduce accidental alarms. Do these panic buttons need a receiver?Yes. Both require the Bosch B810 RADION wireless receiver to enrol into the panel. Which panel are they for?The Bosch Solution 3000. They are not intended for Solution 2000 or Solution 6000. Which model suits a workplace?The dual-button RFPB-TB is safer for busy or shared environments where accidental triggering must be minimised. What frequency do they use?RADION communication on 433 MHz. Are they battery powered?Yes, they run on an internal battery for portable, always-ready duress activation. 3-Year AU Warranty Fast AU-Wide Shipping AU Tech Support Show more