iFob Control (12 month subscription)

$44.00

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Unlock doors or garages via the iFob app. Charged yearly.

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The iFob control app provides real time control and feedback of Solution 6000 alarm systems that have Internet connectivity.
Available from Cheap Alarm Parts.
The app supports multiple sites, meaning you can easily interface to your home, your office or your holiday house in the one app (each site needs it's own subscription).
This subscription provides unlimited control of one alarm system for one calendar year. It does not include any notifications to the app, SMS or e-mail reporting. If you have multiple panels, you need to purchase a subscription for each panel/serial number.

Control in the palm of your hand. Now you can control your Solution 6000 alarm panel directly from your phone.

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Area Control:	Turn "Areas" on and off including Part-Arming
Output Control:	Independently control any of the outputs
Door Control:	Lock and unlock doors
Live Status:	See zone statuses live
Bypass:	Bypass zones

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(iFobControl)

SKU	iFobControl
Brand	iFob

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