Security Access Control System ABUS AZ6301

The ABUS AZ6301 speech dialler forwards alarm information from a connected detector to up to four preconfigured telephone numbers. Installed between the alarm control panel and the analogue telephone line, the unit sends an identification text (e.g. name, address) and an event text (e.g. break‑in, fire, medical emergency, system fault) when an input is activated. Four separate event messages can be recorded with a combined total playback time of 40 seconds. The device is approved for use throughout Europe and matches the Terxon alarm centre visually with its white housing.

Advantages

The AZ6301 supports up to four destination numbers and offers alarm repetition and remotely configurable acknowledgement. Event messages are recorded and stored locally and are automatically transmitted when the corresponding input is triggered. Programming and configuration are performed via a menu‑driven LCD display, and the unit is compact and easy to install between the alarm system and the telephone line.

Suitable for

• Small and medium commercial premises requiring remote alarm notification
• Residential buildings where verbal alarm messages to multiple contacts are needed
• Sites that require approved analogue speech dialler operation across Europe

Key specifications

• Model: ABUS AZ6301
• Power supply: 11.5–14 V DC
• Power consumption: 70 mA
• Dimensions (W×H×D): 150 × 30 × 104 mm
• Recorded voice message total time: 40 seconds (up to four event texts)
• Call destinations: up to 4 phone numbers
• Inputs: 4 alarm inputs to trigger corresponding event texts
• Approval: approved for mailing/use throughout Europe
• Interface: analogue PSTN line
• Housing colour: white

How to use

Install the AZ6301 between the alarm control panel and the analogue telephone line following the alarm system manufacturer’s installation guidelines. Program up to four telephone numbers and record the identification text plus up to four event texts using the menu‑driven LCD. Connect each alarm input to the appropriate detector or alarm output so that the corresponding recorded event text is transmitted automatically when that input is activated. Set alarm repetition and remote acknowledgement options as required.

Recommendations

Record concise identification and event messages to ensure rapid comprehension by recipients; periodically test the dialler and update contact numbers to keep the notification chain reliable.