New Optex Wireless Photobeams - No more trenching - and $70 off in March

Optex has introduced the unique wireless-ready 100' and 200' photobeams.  They are battery powered for both the transmitter and receiver so by adding the wireless transmitter of your choice you can take care of your perimeter security without trenching.  During the month of March get $70 off either the AX-100TFR or AX-200TFR.

The AX-100TFR and AX-200TFR allows for 100 and 200 ft. of protection while offering the quick and cost effective installation not associated with hardwired detectors. In a traditional hardwired perimeter application, labor and installation costs can skyrocket due to the trenching and wiring required. Contact Group One through the month of March for your special pricing.

AX-100TFR and 200TFR Features:

• Long battery life [Approx. five (5) years for the 100TFR and three (3) years for the 200TFR]
• Low battery output and LED - The AX-TFR series automatically notifies when the battery    power becomes low (A second wireless transmitter is required to monitor low battery signal) Low battery LED will flicker when a front cover is removed
• Works with most manufacturers wireless systems
• D.Q. Circuit (Environmental Disqualification) - Eliminates false alarms generated by gradual signal loss caused by extreme weather conditions such as snow, fog, heavy rain and icy build-up.
• IP55 Rated
• Four selectable beam frequencies - eliminates cross talk in stacking applications
• N.C. / N.O. output selection switch

Dymo 6000 Labeler - $100 Rebate through 3/31/10

Through March 31st receive $100 back from Dymo on the purchase of a Rhino 6000 Hard Case Kit (1734520). The Rhino 6000 features:

• PC Connectivity for custom label downloads
• "Hot Keys" for fast label formatting
• Prints Bar Codes
• Large LCD to preview labels

Call us to order your 6000 Hard Case Kit and Download the Rebate Form to take advantage of this offer.

GE 250-CO Carbon Monoxide Detector - Buy 2, Get 1 Free - Through March 31st

During the month of March, purchase two GE 250-CO detectors and receive a 3rd FREE.  The new GE SafeAir250-CO is the successor to the widely acclaimed 240-CO detector – a two-time NBFAA award winner. 

The new 250-CO features:
•    Professional grade, low-profile design
•    Fully listed to the latest UL 2075 CO standard for residential or commercial occupancies  
•    Built-in trouble/power supervision relay
•    Six-year life with remote end of life alert
•    12/24 VDC and low current draw

The 250-CO is suitable for indoor-dwelling unit applications in both residential and commercial occupancies, including single/multiple family residential occupancies, hotel rooms, and dorm rooms. It can connect to either UL 985 (Household Fire Warning) or UL 864 (Commercial Fire) control panels – and it even has an available adapter mounting plate that neatly covers marks left by previously installed 240-COe detectors.

GE Security TX-1010 - Potential Issue

GE Security has reported a potential issue with the TX-1010-01-1/3 switches produced before October 27, 2009 (09300 date code).  The sensors may intermittently report a false tamper signal due to corrosion and oxidation on the tamper plunger switch electrical contacts.  GE has redesigned the switch with a new tamper that is not susceptible to corrosion and oxidation.  

If you experience false tampers with existing TX-1010, or if you have stock you wish to return with a date code prior to 09300, give us a call and we will replace them with new, redesigned sensors.

Welcome to Arlington Industries - New Vendor

Group One is happy to announce the addition of Arlington Industries to our line card.  The LV1 and LV2 black cut-in rings are great anywhere you need to add a single or double gang box and the TVBU507 keeps your wires clean behind flat screen TVs or anywhere you need a recessed look.

$10 Subway Card from GRI - See Website Home Page for Code

Check out the revamped Group One website for a code to get a $10 Subway Card with the purchase of 2 bags of GRI switches. 

Updated Group One Training Calendar

The Group One Training Calendar has been updated.  Check out the new Tuesday webinars from Channel Vision for the month of February.  Also, there is a MuxLab counter day on Feb.10th.  The first Aiphone trainings of the new year will be on March 4th in Portland and March 11th in Seattle.