NAPCO GEM hybrid intrusion reference design for commercial openings, interior motion, glassbreak coverage and local audible notification.
Facility / school wing · NAPCO
NAPCO GEM hybrid intrusion reference design for commercial openings, interior motion, glassbreak coverage and local audible notification.
The bill of materials is tied to real Safsale catalog products. Adjust zone count, detector placement, signaling, communication path, panel expansion, cable type and battery capacity for the actual property.
Count openings, motion, glassbreak, panic and specialty zones and select practical panel capacity.
Open toolCalculate standby amp-hours from current draw, backup hours and reserve factor.
Open toolCheck voltage at long hardwired detector or siren circuits.
Open toolEstimate field cable quantities from zone count and average cable runs.
Open toolVerify zones, signaling, power, monitoring, mounting, privacy and commissioning.
Open toolEach row opens the real Safsale product card.
The reference BOM combines a compatible intrusion control platform with the detector mix, opening protection, audible signaling, cabling or wireless accessories and standby battery items shown on the page.
Count every separately supervised detection input, then add spare capacity for future devices and partitioning. Use the Intrusion Zone Planner to establish a first-pass panel capacity.
Battery capacity depends on standby current, required standby hours and any alarm/high-load period. Use the Battery Backup Calculator with actual panel, keypad, communicator and auxiliary-device current values.
On platforms that support hybrid expansion, yes. Verify receiver compatibility, supported frequencies/encryption, zone capacity and required expansion modules for the selected panel.
No. Monitoring, signaling, police-response policy, insurance requirements, local codes, false-alarm rules and exact detector placement must be verified for the actual site.
Safsale can quote alternate panels, detector types, communication modules, sirens, battery capacity, cabling and larger or smaller point counts.