The Orisec OR-TK-1250-FM-BLK is a premium 5-inch flush mount touchscreen keypad, finished in sleek black for a modern and professional look. Designed to work seamlessly with Orisec intruder alarm systems, this advanced keypad combines style, security, and functionality, making it an ideal choice for high-end residential and commercial installations.
The 5″ full-colour touchscreen display provides a clear and intuitive interface, allowing users to quickly access core system functions. Simple icon-based navigation offers direct control of Full Arm, Part Arm, Zone Omission, Area Selection, Chime, and Settings. The display can be customised with user-selectable colour themes and company branding, ensuring a tailored appearance for both homeowners and installers.
The OR-TK-1250-FM-BLK includes an NFC proximity reader, giving users the ability to arm or disarm the system using proximity tags for added convenience. It also features an integrated wireless receiver, allowing the keypad to operate as a wireless expander for enhanced system flexibility. With three programmable I/O terminals, the keypad supports additional input and output configurations to suit specific security requirements.
For improved usability, the keypad includes environmental sensors, such as a light sensor that automatically adjusts backlighting and a temperature sensor for monitoring conditions. An integrated speaker driver and piezo sounder provide clear audio feedback and alerts, ensuring users are always aware of system status.
Built to Grade 3, Class II certification standards, the OR-TK-1250-FM-BLK delivers robust security suitable for demanding environments. Operating on 10–15V DC with low power consumption, it ensures long-term efficiency and reliability. Its flush mount design creates a discreet, elegant installation that complements modern interiors.
The Orisec OR-TK-1250-FM-BLK offers installers and end users a stylish, reliable, and easy-to-use security interface, making it the perfect solution for professional alarm system installations.
