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USL-FOB · Perth installation

UniFi Remote Control KeyFob
Installation Perth.

Plan your UniFi Remote Control KeyFob installation in Perth with Servicewest. We assess the site and supporting equipment before specifying USL-FOB.

  • Australian suitability and supported platform
  • Placement and communication path
  • Power, alerts and routine testing
Request a site assessment Australian model, compatibility and procurement checked before the scope is confirmed.

Installing Remote Control KeyFob. Start with the site.

Confirm the supported system and region.

The Remote Control KeyFob (USL-FOB) needs to be assessed against its supported application, radio or network connection and intended use. A US catalogue listing does not establish Australian approval or suitability. These points need confirmation before installation is proposed.

Installation details for USL-FOB

Power Method: (1) Lithium battery CR2450. Max. Power Consumption: 150mW. Dimensions: 67 x 35 x 18.5 mm (2.6 x 1.4 x 0.7"). Ambient Operating Temperature: 0 to 40° C (32 to 104° F). These manufacturer figures inform the mounting, connection and site assessment; we check the final model and supporting equipment before installation.

Place it for its intended measurement.

Detection devices need a location that suits the condition being monitored. We review the manufacturer placement requirements, environmental limits, connection path and maintenance access. The exact model determines what can be detected and how alerts reach an authorised user.

Agree what an alert means.

Notification recipients, routine testing and battery or power maintenance need an owner. The agreed functions and limitations belong in the handover. A connected sensor must not be assumed to replace a required certified safety system or a monitored alarm service.

Know the
equipment.

Manufacturer specifications for USL-FOB. Check the selected model, regional version and current software requirements during assessment.

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Overview
Dimensions67 x 35 x 18.5 mm (2.6 x 1.4 x 0.7")
UniFi Application SuiteProtect
Performance
ConnectivitySuperLink (Proprietary)
US915.6–927.6 MHz
EU865.1–869.5 MHz
SuperLink14 dBm
SuperLink2 km (1.2 mi)Line of Sight (LOS)
Hardware
Max. Power Consumption150mW
Supported Voltage Range3V
Power Method(1) Lithium battery CR2450
Battery LifeUp to 10 years
Size⌀24.5 x 5 mm (⌀1 x 0.2")
Nominal Voltage3V
Nominal Capacity600 mAh
Max. Pulse Current50 mA
Weight32 g (1.1 oz)
Enclosure MaterialPolycarbonate
Buttons(4) Top buttons: Primary faceplate: Arm, Disarm, Night mode, Panic Secondary faceplate: Numeric (1, 2, 3, 4) for programmable functions (2) Side buttons for programmable functions
LEDs(1) Status: R/B/W (1) Signal: B/R
Ambient Operating Temperature0 to 40° C (32 to 104° F)
Ambient Operating Humidity10 to 90% noncondensing
CertificationsCE, FCC, IC, UL 4200A
Software
Web ApplicationUniFi Protect
Mobile AppUniFi Protect iOS™ and Android™

Plan the supporting equipment. Check the complete system.

Related catalogue items to discuss. Compatibility is checked against the exact model and site design.

A few practical questions.

Can you assess Remote Control KeyFob for an existing system?
Yes. Include USL-FOB, your existing console or host equipment, and a brief description of the work in your enquiry. We check compatibility, capacity and site access before confirming the installation scope.
What should I send for a Remote Control KeyFob assessment?
Send your suburb, property type, the intended location and any existing equipment model numbers. Australian suitability and supported platform and placement and communication path are useful starting points. Photographs of the proposed location can help with the initial discussion.
Does this page confirm Australian stock or a fixed installation price?
No. This catalogue uses manufacturer product references. We confirm the suitable Australian model, procurement options and a site-specific scope before quoting.

Keep planning.

Let’s look at your site.

Good installations
start with a conversation.

Tell us your suburb, your property and what you want to connect. We’ll work through the equipment and the installation with you.