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HAI 4 Button Wireless Keypad 69A00-1
SKU: 69A00-1
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The 4 Button Wireless Keypad sends up to 10 different wireless signals to activate automation programs in an HAI controller. Each button, or combination of buttons, can activate lighting, arm and disarm the security system, operate a garage door, set off a panic alarm, change temperatures, activate macros and any other function available in an HAI controller
It features an elegant, slim design (4.5"H x 2.75"W x 0.3"D) which mounts on any wall where a light switch is desired but electrical wires aren’t available to connect it to. It adheres to any surface, though it can also be used as a remote. An LED indicator on the front of the switch visually confirms that a signal has been sent
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HAI (Home Automation, Inc.) is a market share leader in home automation systems and actively engages in research for the advancement of HAI products and the industry as a whole. All HAI products are sold through a worldwide network of Distribution Partners and installed by over 1,000 trained dealers. HAI was formed in 1985 to provide automation product to the newly emerging automation and controls market. HAI's founders, Tom Pickral, Brian Yokum, and Jay McLellan worked together in the commercial automation industry and sought to apply this expertise to the home automation market. |
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The company's first Product, the Model 1503, was introduced in 1988 as the first system on the market to offer complete burglary and fire protection, telephone access, lighting and appliance control plus programmable automation in a single affordable product. As sales increased, HAI's product line and customer list grew steadily. HAI is a privately held company headquartered in New Orleans, Louisiana. Energy conservation, alternative energy and better building techniques are ongoing endeavors being pursued by HAI‘s Engineering and Product Development divisions in conjunction with several private and government agencies. The company reached profitability in 1993 and ever since has reinvested its earnings in the product line. |
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