Bell System CS109 Audio Door Entry and Coded Access Kit

Bell System CS109 Audio Door Entry and Coded Access Kit

The Bell System CS109 is a combined audio door entry and coded access kit for entrances that need a higher level of security. Visitors call from the entrance panel and speak to the resident on a model 801 telephone. Residents, tenants or staff can let themselves in with a code on the stainless steel keypad built into the panel. Bell System has made door entry systems in the UK since 1971.

The keypad sits in the panel, but access is controlled by an independent model 200 boxed controller. Bell says the use of a separate controller means tampering with the keypad will not undermine the system's security. The 200 holds ten access codes of 1 to 8 digits and keeps them without power. The standard CP109 panel is 3mm brushed anodised aluminium for a sheltered location, with a push-button for each telephone station. Above 7 ways the panel is vandal resistant.

Key features

• Panel-mounted stainless steel keypad; all CS109 panels have an illuminated keypad
• Independent model 200 boxed controller, which Bell says stops tampering with the keypad undermining security
• Ten access codes, each 1 to 8 digits, programmed at the keypad after a security code
• Codes and settings held in non-volatile EEPROM memory and retained without power
• Timed lock outputs for fail-secure and fail-safe lock releases, plus a push to exit input
• Programmable lock duration of 1 to 99 seconds, key limit, code entry time limit and duress access mode
• CP109 panel in 3mm brushed anodised aluminium with a push-button for each telephone station
• Model 801 telephones work from 12V AC or 12V DC, with a lock release button under the handset

What each kit includes

• Model 801 wall-mounting door entry telephones
• Model CP109 aluminium door panel with stainless steel keypad, or a vandal resistant panel with stainless steel keypad on the vandal resistant options
• Model 61 speech unit
• Model 200 independent boxed controller
• Model PS4A 12V DC 4 amp power supply
• Model 203 surface lock release
• Full installation and programming instructions

Choosing the right option

Pick the number of ways to match the number of telephone stations. The panel has a push-button for each one. Then pick the panel. The aluminium CP109 panel goes up to 7 ways and is for a sheltered location. On it, the flush backbox is 35mm deep and the surface backbox 43mm deep. Bell says sizes above 7 buttons are vandal resistant. Vandal resistant /VRS codes are surface mounted and the others are flush mounted. Not every size is listed in every version and mounting.

• Aluminium panel: Bell's standard CP109 panel in 3mm brushed anodised aluminium with a stainless steel keypad, for a sheltered location, in 1 to 7 ways.
• Vandal-resistant panel: Bell's vandal resistant panel with the stainless steel keypad, used for all sizes above 7 ways, surface mounted on /VRS codes and flush mounted on the others.

Options and prices

55 options, from £487.68 to £2326.57 including VAT. Pick yours from the boxes above; each stock code below is the Bell System order code.

Specifications

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• Bell System Bellcode Coded Access Keypads, Controllers and Kits
• Bell System 801 Audio Door Entry Telephone
• Bell System Lock Releases and Maglocks
• Bell System Power Supplies, Relays and Lock Timers
• All Bell System door entry

Common questions

Why does the CS109 have a separate controller?

The keypad on the CS109 panel connects to an independent model 200 controller housed in its own discreet plastic box. Bell says the use of a separate controller ensures that no amount of tampering with the keypad will undermine the system's security. Bell also says the CS109 should be used rather than the CS106 when a high level of security is necessary.

How many codes can the CS109 store?

The model 200 controller holds ten access codes, each from 1 to 8 digits. Codes are programmed at the keypad by entering a security code and then a sequence of simple codes. The codes and other settings are stored in non-volatile EEPROM memory and are retained indefinitely without power.

How large can a CS109 system be?

Bell says the CS109 is available from a single station system up to any number of telephone stations, with a push-button on the panel for each station. The kits on this page run from 1 to 31 ways. The aluminium panel goes up to 7 ways, and Bell says sizes above 7 buttons are vandal resistant. Not every size is listed in every version.

Can the CS109 control a second door?

The model 200 controller controls access to one door. It has space for an extra model 201 control PCB, which adds a second door and keypad. The 201 PCB and extra keypads are listed separately in Bell's Bellcode range.

How long will my Bell System order take?

Many Bell panels and kits are engraved and built to order, so lead times vary by model. Call 01902 902251 or email sales@zenithsecurityco.co.uk before ordering and we will confirm the current lead time. We ship nationally to England, Scotland and Wales.

Can I get trade prices or advice on the right kit?

Yes. Installers can apply for a Zenith trade account, and our team can help you match panels, telephones and power supplies for your building. Call 01902 902251 or email sales@zenithsecurityco.co.uk.

Supplied by Zenith Security Co, Wolverhampton. Website zenithsecurityco.co.uk, call 01902 902251 or email sales@zenithsecurityco.co.uk. We ship nationally to England, Scotland and Wales; delivery is charged at checkout. Browse all Bell System door entry or our intercoms and door entry range.