Import Control Panel — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in China

This control panel from Roiscok Electronics Ltd integrates a user main code with the ability to auto-generate a duress code, supporting 8 gradable user codes for layered access control. It features automatic periodic testing and report transmission to an alarm center, with a digital voice module (RV2006V) capable of storing one 20-second message. The system includes trouble monitoring for AC loss, auxiliary power loss, system clock failure, tamper prevention, and fire alarm circuit faults, with events logged for up to 50 records.

The hardware runs on a 16.5VAC 40VA transformer with a standby battery option of 12V4Ah or 12V7Ah, delivering auxiliary power at 350mA, switch lock at 250mA, and siren output at 750mA. It supports up to 4 LED keypads (RP205KP) via 4-line connections, each with backlight keys, audible feedback, and LED indicators for alarm, power, arming status, bypass, ready, and tamper conditions. The mainboard (RP205MB) handles 5 zones, including a dedicated fire zone (zone-5), with programmable zone types and voice formats. Expansion modules can be connected up to 300m from the panel.

Ideal for commercial and industrial security systems, this panel suits buyers needing programmable zones, remote arming/disarming, and automated reporting. It is designed for installers requiring scalable configurations, with support for multiple follow-me phone numbers and central station compatibility via Contract ID FA4+2. The modular design allows for future expansion, while the built-in siren driver and tamper supervision enhance reliability in high-security applications.

Roiscok Electronics Ltd operates from F/5, Building 4, No.3 Minzhi Industrial District, Minzhi Street, Shenzhen, Guangdong, China. The company is registered as an imported-tier supplier with a harbor trust tier, indicating a baseline level of verification for international trade. Its address places it in a recognized industrial hub for electronics manufacturing, suggesting access to a robust supply chain for components and assembly.

The supplier’s profile does not disclose response rates, average response hours, or additional certifications, which are common gaps for smaller or newer exporters. Buyers should verify communication reliability and quality control processes directly with the company before committing to large orders. The focus on control panels implies specialization in security or automation systems, but no further details on production capacity or export history are provided.