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CSL has announced that it has added another variant for Eaton to its CSL Connected range. The CSL Connected range has been extended to include a GSM variant for Eaton. The GSM variant is now available to order from your chosen ARC.
In partnership with the industry’s leading panel manufacturers, CSL Connected combines its Critical Connectivity with your chosen alarm panel and the added option of an end-user App. This offers installers professionally monitored signalling designed to discourage self-monitored systems that bypass ARCs.
CSL’s Sales Director, Rob Evans, commented: “CSL Connected has been really well received by Installers since its launch and to now add another variant for Eaton is great news for the industry. It is part of our ongoing commitment to provide our customers with the latest solutions to support their businesses.”
CSL would also like to remind installers of all the options they currently have available across the 4 product variants and 6 manufacturers. Please see here for more information.
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New CSL connected variant for EatonCSL has announced that it has added another variant for Eaton to its CSL Connected range. The CSL Connected range has been extended to include a GSM variant for Eaton.
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