JAB Segment za tipkovnicu sa dvije tipke JA-192E sivi
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Kontrolni segment za nadogradnju tipkovnice

JA-192E-GR

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JABLOTRON ALARMS S.A.

JA-192E-GR grey control segment for JA-112E/113E/114E/152E/153E/154E. Provides local control of partitions, programmable (PG) outputs, emergency signalling and system status display. Powered via access module 9–14 V.

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JA-192E-GR is a modular control segment designed to extend Jablotron 100+ access keyboards and modules. It replaces a standard segment and provides two clearly labelled function keys for direct local control without altering central system logic.

The segment is compatible with access modules JA-112E, JA-113E, JA-114E, JA-152E, JA-153E and JA-154E. A single keyboard can be expanded with multiple JA-192E segments; typical installations support up to 20 segments per keyboard for extended control options.

User functions include partition control (ON / PARTIALLY ON / OFF), control of programmable outputs (PG ON / PG OFF), emergency signalling (panic, medical alarm, etc.) and visual system status indication. Transparent label windows accept printed labels produced with the F-Link configuration tool for clear identification of each segment's purpose.

Segment actions can be configured to require authorization by code or RFID token via the associated access module, or to operate without authorization for immediate controls such as lighting.

Technical specifications

  • Power: via access module, 9–14 V
  • Typical current consumption: 10 mA
  • Dimensions: 102 × 15 × 33 mm
  • Weight: 20 g
  • Operating temperature: -10 °C to +40 °C
  • Classification: Grade 2 (EN 50131-1, EN 50131-3); compliance EN 50130-4, EN 55022
  • EAN (where applicable): 8594052537369

The JA-192E-GR is a compact, installer-friendly option to add local control points on Jablotron keyboards, offering configurable authorization and clear labelling for residential and light commercial applications.

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