PowerG Series 2-way Wireless key

Why Choose This with Smart Shield Systems

• Programmed for your routines: we map buttons for Arm Away / Arm Stay / Disarm / Panic (and an extra 1+2 combo), then test two-way acknowledgements so you know each command landed.

• False-alarm reduction: we keep the factory 3-second panic delay (or disable panic per your policies) and verify central-station handling.

• Signal verified on-site: we use the device signal indicator and the panel’s enrollment tools to ensure a strong PowerG link where you’ll actually use the key.

Key Features

• Four programmable buttons (+ 1+2 combo = up to 5 commands).

• Two-way feedback with red/green/blue/yellow LEDs and tones for success, error, trouble, and low battery.

• Panic key with 3-second hold to reduce accidental alarms.

• Visible signal-quality indication right on the fob.

• ~5-year typical battery life (field-replaceable coin cell).

Product Specifications (At-a-Glance)

• Models / Bands: PG9929 (NA 912–919 MHz, UL/ULC listed), PG8929 (EU 868 MHz), PG4929 (433 MHz).

• Default button map: 1) Away Arm · 2) Stay Arm · 3) Disarm · 4) Panic · 1+2: Command Output 1.

• Battery: CR2032 3 V (VARTA/Energizer spec); low-battery signaling to panel.

• Dimensions / Weight: approx. 67 × 27.6 × 12 mm (2.64 × 1.09 × 0.47 in); ~25 g.

• Environment: –10 °C to +55 °C (UL verified 0–49 °C); ≤93% RH non-condensing; indoor use.

• Notables: ULC S304-16 Wireless Commercial Burglary listing (Canada; model-/market-specific).

Compatibility Notes

• Works with PowerG-capable systems including DSC PowerSeries Neo/Pro (per manual) and Qolsys IQ Panel 4 / IQ Hub (dealer-verified). We’ll confirm firmware and enroll cleanly.

Popular Use Cases

• Driveway arrival: arm/disarm from the car with immediate two-way confirmation.

• Panic-on-person: carry a press-and-hold emergency button that ties directly to your monitoring.

• Quick scenes: use the 1+2 combo for a garage or lights output (when supported by your panel programming).

Frequently Asked Questions

What do the LEDs mean?

Red = command sent; Green (then Blue) + tone = acknowledged; Yellow = trouble/low battery indications. The fob also beeps for clear two-way feedback.

Can the panic button be disabled?

Yes—button functions are programmable in the panel. We can keep the 3-second hold or assign the key to another task, per your policy.

How long does the battery last and what type is it?

About 5 years (typical) on a CR2032 3 V coin cell; the key reports low battery to your system.

Will it work with my IQ Panel 4?

Yes—PowerG keyfobs (including PG9929) are supported with IQ Panel 4; we will enroll and test it for your account.

Ready for pocket-size control?

Smart Shield Systems will program and enroll your PG9929/PG8929/PG4929, verify two-way confirmations, and tailor each button to your routine—so arming, disarming, and emergency signaling are always at your fingertips.