Bosch Bosch Solution 2000 and 3000 Pre-Programming and Technical Setup

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Solution 880, 2000 and 3000 Pre-Programming and Technical Setup

Note: Only purchase this product if you are purchasing a kit from us at the same time. This product can not be purchased on it's own.

Purchase this product if you would like us to program your new Solution 880, 2000 or 3000 series kit to your specifications.
We will email you a form to collect all the information for programming before we post the product out.
When you receive the alarm kit, it will be ready for installation. No programming required. Installer and Mastercodes can be chosen by you, and you always have the option to default the panel back to factory standards.

Assembly of the main control panel housing and main PCB components.
Assembly of siren kit as required.
Soldering of connections required for the siren kit and associated resistor connections.
Soldering of tamper switch connections.
Installation of correct resistors in all movement sensors (all types).

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(3000Tech)

SKU	3000Tech
Brand	Bosch

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