Keys & Buttons

Wireless Keys & Key Fobs

A wireless key arms and disarms the system from the driveway, the garage, or the bedside table, without walking to a keypad. In practice this is what makes a system get used every day, and it is also the cheapest way to give someone a panic button that is always within reach.

Button count maps to function. Two-button fobs handle arm and disarm. Four-button models such as the WS4939 add a panic key and a programmable function such as a garage door or an away versus stay arming choice, and five-button versions like the WS4959 give another programmable slot. Two-way keys such as the WT4989 go further by confirming back to the user that the command was received and the system actually armed, which removes the walk back to the door to check. Practical variants cover real habits, including the WS4969 with a built-in flashlight for a dark driveway, a wall plate that mounts the same four-button function inside the house, and PT4 proximity tags that disarm by presentation on keypads with a prox reader.

Enroll them on keypads with built-in receivers or through modules, and see local alarm output under sirens and repeaters. Browse the full DSC catalog. Contact our team for enrollment and capacity questions.

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