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4G Dual carrier communicator
Developed in Australia under a joint initiative between Multicom Systems and Bosch, the new Multicom Bosch 4G Dual Carrier has been purpose built for the Bosch Solution 2000/3000 panels.
24/7 partner tech support Australia-wide. Meets the AS2201.5 Class 4 Australian Standard.
The MCB4G offers faster web-based setup and management. Mounts easily into Alarm Panel using purpose built mounting bracket.
Dual SIM cards double the redundancy on 4G by utilising two separate carrier networks. Issues and outages are detected on the active carrier network and switches automatically to the inactive SIM.
Even during major outages, patented technology ensures a highly reliable, fully encrypted virtual private link over the Multicom Network to the monitoring centre.
Access to all the Bosch panel features are available via the Multicom TechTools web portal.
Ensure your Multicom unit up to date, even when the service providers make changes.
4G, LTE and Multicom
Serial connection to the Bosch alarm
Class 2, Class 3, Class 4
8-15V DC
Standby: <90mA @ 13.8V DC. Transmitting: <130mA @ 13.8V DC.
Dual or Single
2 years (24 months)
AlarmLINK for iPhone and Android devices lets you connect and control your home and business’ alarm system from anywhere in the world. It lets you, as well as the people you choose, control your alarm system. You can setup multiple sites and switch between them with ease. Access to your alarm system is protected via permissions based security as well as an optional passcode.
TechTools is comprehensive tool that allows technicians to manage, configure and commission Multicom alarm
communicators in the field, in real-time from a PC, Apple or Andriod device. TechTools utilises a powerful, easy-to-use permission-based security structure to protect devices from unauthorised access.
At Multicom, we get challenged from time to time on the question about “power consumption.” We have responded to the challenge and, in each new generation of alarm communicators, we have significantly decreased power consumption. This product evolution commenced in 2017 and has carried through to today’s Multicom alarm communicators.