If your radionics alarm is sounding unexpectedly, try entering its default or programmed disarm code from its keypad to silence it. If this doesn’t work, reach out to one of the many verified experts available through JustAnswer to assist in troubleshooting and solving the issue.
The D9412G Security Alarm/Fire Alarm/Access Control System is a 12-VDC control panel featuring 8 on-board points expandable through hardwire or wireless point expansion, eight independent functioning areas or account numbers and up to 249 user arm/disarm codes.
Technical Support
If you need assistance with your Radionics alarm system, it is advisable to reach out to an authorized dealer in your area. Furthermore, consider replacing it if it has become obsolete and needs repairs.
Most alarm systems include some kind of beeping signal to notify you if there’s an issue, so it’s advisable to regularly test and replace batteries in your sensors to avoid more costly repairs down the line.
Many beeping chirps you hear will be part of regular operation, such as keystroke acknowledgement chirps or watch tone chirps. If it becomes bothersome, enter the default or programmed disarm code via keypad to silence it.
Warranty
Radionics alarm systems are sold exclusively by authorized dealers, meaning end-users rely heavily on them for assistance when programming or otherwise managing the equipment. Unfortunately, this limits end-user options since the quality of these systems is good but isn’t exactly user-friendly if you aren’t one of their authorized dealers.
The Bosch-branded Radionics system is a 12 VDC control/communicator with eight fully supervised on-board zones and expandable up to 40 through hardwire or wireless point expansion. With its customizable authority levels and full or restricted access, this solution is great for residential as well as small commercial applications.
Underwriters Laboratory (UL) has conducted rigorous testing and approval on Radionics alarm systems, so you can trust them to protect your family, property and business.
If your alarm system is constantly sounding without obvious cause, reset it by disconnecting power for 30 seconds before pressing the default or programmed disarm code on one of the keypads or by resetting its backup battery. If that doesn’t help, consider whether faulty sensors might be responsible; otherwise seek advice from certified experts on JustAnswer who may suggest replacing or servicing of your alarm system to find solutions specific to your case and help eliminate further damage to it.
Installation
Radionics/Bosch offers solutions tailored to the unique requirements of both designing and upgrading small business security systems, from large detection networks to integrated access control systems and offering a selection of panel models, keypads and accessories to create the ideal security system for each application.
Home alarm systems can often come as part of the package when purchasing a house or even pre-existing before moving in. If this system works well with known arm/disarm codes, it could be possible to keep using or replace with another brand of system.
If you can’t locate your code or the alarm keeps sounding without being disarmed, try disconnecting power and backup batteries for 30 seconds to reset the system. Also consider inspecting control panels/keypads for damaged sensors/wiring that might be triggering false triggers; or read our page on Resetting a Beeping Alarm for tips on troubleshooting further. If this information has been helpful to you, consider making a donation so this website remains free for all.
