Modul GSM ABUS Security-Center Smartvest Pro (FUMO45000)

Dual-band GSM (900/1800 MHz) connectivity keeps your Smartvest Pro alarm system reachable from anywhere. This plug-in module adds SMS, voice call, and GPRS data communication, ensuring reliable notifications and remote control even when landline or IP networks fail.

Overview

The FUMO45000 is an internal communication module designed specifically for the ABUS Smartvest Pro alarm system. It supports a standard Mini-SIM (2FF) card, allowing the system to send alarm notifications, status updates, and receive remote commands via the mobile network. Installation is simple: insert the SIM card, plug the module into the control panel, and configure via the Smartvest app. The integrated antenna and status LED provide a clean, all-in-one solution without external wiring.

What stands out

• Dual-band GSM (900/1800 MHz) for reliable coverage in most regions
• Supports SMS, voice calls, and GPRS data for flexible communication
• Can serve as primary or backup communication path for redundancy
• Plug-and-play internal module – no extra power supply needed
• Integrated antenna and network status LED for easy monitoring
• Mini-SIM (2FF) compatibility – widely available SIM format

Technical details

• Product type: Cellular communication module
• Compatibility: ABUS Smartvest Pro alarm system
• Network technology: GSM / GPRS (2G)
• Frequency bands: 900 MHz, 1800 MHz
• SIM card type: Mini-SIM (2FF)
• Communication functions: SMS, voice calls, GPRS data
• Communication purpose: Primary or backup communication
• Installation: Internal plug-in module
• Antenna type: Integrated
• Power source: Powered by Smartvest Pro control panel
• Operating temperature: -10 °C to +40 °C
• Operating humidity: Max. 80% (non-condensing)
• Status indicators: Network status LED

Our verdict

The FUMO45000 is an essential upgrade for any Smartvest Pro owner seeking dependable mobile connectivity. Its dual-band GSM support and flexible communication options ensure your alarm system stays connected, even when traditional networks are down.