Vendor: Bosch

Bosch CC610GWP Solution 6000 Panel PCB + CP736B Keypad

SKU: CC610GWP
Description

The Bosch CC610GWP combines the Solution 6000 CC610P control panel PCB with the CP736B smart proximity keypad for homeowners and businesses that need an Australian-designed and manufactured intrusion and access control system with 16 on-board zones expandable to 144.

What you get

  • 1 × CC610P Solution 6000 control panel PCB — 16 on-board zones, partitionable to 8 areas, with 5 on-board outputs
  • 1 × CP736B smart proximity keypad — alphanumeric LCD, text-driven menu and colour coded, illuminated keys

You'll also need

  • A compatible enclosure such as the MW720B or MW730B
  • The specified primary power source and a 12 VDC, 7.2AH sealed rechargeable battery
  • Detectors, a siren and strobe, and a qualified and licensed security installer to wire, program and commission the system
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§ 01Overview

What the CC610GWP is

The Bosch CC610GWP is the starting point for a Solution 6000 system: the CC610P control panel PCB and the CP736B smart proximity keypad, sold together without an enclosure so the installer can choose the cabinet and power supply the site needs. Bosch designs and manufactures the Solution 6000 in Australia to meet local and international requirements, and the system suits homes that need more than a basic alarm and small to mid-sized businesses that also require access control.

Capacity is the reason to choose this board over a smaller panel. It has 16 on-board zones and expands to 144 wired or wireless zones, split across up to 8 areas, with 256 users who can use a PIN, token, keyfob or fingerprint. The same board supports access control for up to 16 doors, stores up to 1000 events from all areas and provides up to 16 time zones for programmed schedules.

The panel connects supported keypads, readers and expansion modules over its encrypted RS485 LAN. The LAN has a maximum total length of 1200m when the specified shielded data cable is used, and a LAN isolator should be used where the LAN passes between buildings. Reporting formats include CID, SIA, SMS, Email, Voice, Domestic Dialling, GSM-CID, GSM-SMS, Conettix IP and CSV-IP, with GSM/GPRS and Ethernet options available.

The kit does not include an enclosure, primary power source or stand-by battery, and phone-app control is not built in. MyAlarm iFob Control is a separate paid subscription service that requires a supported communication path. Bosch does not administer that service, and the included keypad is the CP736B smart proximity model.

The system can grow without replacing the core panel. A CM704B, CM705B or CM707B provides the specified input expansion, while a CM710B provides relay output expansion. A Bosch DSRF receiver RF3212E can connect directly to the receiver input, while a CM195 supports non-Bosch wireless equipment through up to 3 receivers of the same make and model.

§ 02Engineering

CC610GWP specifications

Bosch CC610GWP — CC610P Solution 6000 control panel PCB plus CP736B smart proximity keypad — combines the panel and primary user interface in one kit
Zones — 16 on-board zones, expandable to 144 wired or wireless — start with the built-in capacity and expand the same system later
Areas and users — up to 8 areas and 256 PIN, token, keyfob and fingerprint users — separate parts of a site and give people individual credentials
Access control — integrated access control for up to 16 doors — manage the alarm and supported door access from one system
Outputs — 5 on-board outputs, expandable to 37 — provides room for more programmable functions as the system grows
Communications — CID, SIA, SMS, Email, Voice, Domestic Dialling, GSM-CID, GSM-SMS, Conettix IP and CSV-IP — supports several reporting routes and formats
LAN reach — maximum total RS485 LAN length of 1200m using 2 pair twisted shielded data cable (Belden 8723) — supports distributed keypads, readers and modules
Keypad — CP736B smart proximity keypad with an alphanumeric LCD, text-driven menu and colour coded, illuminated keys — keeps local status and menu operation clear
Power — 16-18V A.C 50-60Hz - 24VA primary input, 1 Amp continuous power and a 12 VDC, 7.2AH stand-by battery — combines primary power, battery charging and back-up support

§ 03Full datasheet

Detailed specifications

Overview & Compatibility

Overview & Compatibility — Bosch CC610GWP Solution 6000 Panel PCB + CP736B Keypad
FeatureDetail
Product CC610GWP Solution 6000 hardwired alarm panel kit: CC610P control panel PCB + CP736B smart prox keypad, 144 zone, alphanumeric LCD, backlit keys, white
Kit contents (supplier listing) CC610P PCB + SMART PROX KEYPAD CP736B
Control panel CC610PB Solution 6000 Control Panel - includes control panel PCB only (order number CC600PB)
Keypad (supplier listing) CP736B smart prox keypad, alphanumeric LCD, backlit keys, white
Made in Designed and manufactured in Australia to meet local and international requirements
Code pads and LAN readers up to 16 key pad/reader style devices; any combination of CP700B, CP701B, CP710B, CP711B, CM150B, CP151B, CM728B, CM729B, PR109B, PR110B, PR111B and PR112B
Input expansion CM704B - 8/16 zone expanders, CM705B - 8/16 universal zone expanders and CM707B - 8 zone piggy back expanders; up to 8 modules of any type
Output expansion Up to 8 x CM710B 4 way relay output expanders for a total of 37 programmable outputs; outputs programmable to any one of more than 60 different event types
Wireless receivers - Bosch One Bosch DSRF receiver RF3212E may be connected directly to the receiver / key switch input; up to 3 x wireless receivers may be connected using the CM195
Wireless receivers - non Bosch Support for non Bosch wireless equipment via inclusion of the CM195; up to 3 receivers of the same make and model
Additional LAN power supplies up to 8 additional LAN power supplies; CM720B provides 1 amp with battery charger, CM723B provides 5 amps with dual battery chargers (batteries up to 18Ah)
Enclosure options CM720B - Small Enclosure (MW720B: 385(W), 260(H), 90(D)mm); CM730B - Large Enclosure (MW730B: 385(W), 520(H), 90(D)mm)

§ 04Why choose this

Built for the way you actually use the CC610GWP

Room to grow without replacing the panel

Bosch CC610GWP starts at 16 zones and 5 outputs and expands to 144 zones and 37 outputs with supported modules. A system that begins as a home alarm can take on a shed, an office or another building later.

Alarm and access control in one board

The panel combines integrated access control for up to 16 doors with 256 PIN, token, keyfob and fingerprint users. This brings alarm and access permissions into the same system.

Designed and manufactured in Australia

Bosch designs and manufactures the Solution 6000 in Australia to meet local and international requirements. The panel and keypad sit at the centre of that system.

Clearer everyday operation

The CP736B uses a text-driven menu with colour coded, illuminated keys, helping users identify functions in different lighting. One reviewer with installer access described the system interface as very user friendly.

Reporting that suits different paths

The panel supports CID, SIA, SMS, Email, Voice, Domestic Dialling, GSM-CID, GSM-SMS, Conettix IP and CSV-IP. GSM/GPRS and Ethernet options leave room to select the communication path for the site.

Protected communication between modules

The RS485 LAN uses anti-substitution technology and a proprietary data-encryption algorithm. This protects communication with supported keypads, readers and expanders.

§ 05Where it fits

Right at home in these scenarios

Separate the home from another area

Bosch CC610GWP suits a house with a granny flat or shed because the system can be partitioned into separately controlled areas. The 16 on-board zones can cover the initial doors, windows and rooms before expansion is added.

Manage a shop or office entry

Place the CP736B smart proximity keypad at a shop or office entry for local operation while the same panel provides integrated access control for up to 16 doors. The event log stores up to 1000 events from all areas.

Extend across a larger site

Run the RS485 LAN to supported expanders and readers around a warehouse using the specified cabling and installation design. Additional input expanders let the fit-out grow towards the panel's 144-zone capacity, and a LAN isolator should be used where the LAN passes between buildings.

§ 06Setup

Installation & setup

01

Know what is supplied

Bosch CC610GWP includes the CC610P panel PCB and CP736B keypad. The enclosure, power equipment, battery, detectors and signalling devices are selected separately.

02

Plan the panel position and LAN cabling

Place the enclosure where the panel remains within 0 °C to 55 °C and 5 to 85% non-condensing. Plan one RS485 LAN cable run for the supplied CP736B, with a maximum total LAN length of 300m using multi strand security cable or 1200m using 2 pair twisted shielded data cable (Belden 8723). Use a LAN isolator when the LAN runs between buildings.

03

Arrange power and electrical work

The board uses a 16-18V A.C 50-60Hz - 24VA External Power Adaptor or a 220-240V A.C. to 18V A.C 50-60Hz - 24VA Internal Transformer, with a 12 VDC, 7.2AH sealed rechargeable battery as the secondary source. Combined draw from the accessory, LAN and output terminals must not exceed 1 Amp. A licensed electrician is required for the 220-240V A.C. hardwired mains work, and the alarm system must also be installed by a qualified and licensed security installer.

04

Wire and configure the zones correctly

Use the required end-of-line configuration for each zone because a shorted loop is treated as a tamper condition under every configuration. Normally-open alarm contacts require Inverted Seal to be selected for each applicable zone.

05

Set up optional app access

MyAlarm iFob Control is a separate paid subscription service rather than a feature included in the kit. Ask the installer to select and configure a supported communication option, arrange the service and confirm that authorised users can control the panel and receive notifications.

06

Program and commission professionally

Enter installer mode with the installer PIN followed by MENU, using 1234 as the default installer PIN. A qualified and licensed security installer should program the site and complete the walk, horn speaker, siren, strobe, battery and communications tests.

§ 07Documentation

Manuals & guides

§ 08Questions

Frequently asked about the CC610GWP

Q.01

How many zones and areas does the Bosch CC610GWP support?

It has 16 on-board zones and can be expanded to 144 wired or wireless zones using supported input expanders and wireless equipment. The system is partitionable to 8 areas and supports up to 8 zone-expander modules of any type.
Q.02

Can the panel control doors as well as the alarm?

Yes. It provides integrated access control for up to 16 doors and supports 256 PIN, token, keyfob and fingerprint users. Alarm and access permissions can therefore be managed within the same system.
Q.03

Can it use wireless detectors?

Yes. One Bosch DSRF receiver RF3212E can connect directly to the receiver or key-switch input. For non-Bosch wireless equipment, the CM195 supports up to 3 receivers of the same make and model, and wireless zones share the overall 144-zone capacity.
Q.04

What comes in the kit and what do I still need to buy?

The kit includes the CC610P Solution 6000 control panel PCB and one CP736B smart proximity keypad. You still need an MW720B or MW730B enclosure, the specified primary power source, a 12 VDC, 7.2AH stand-by battery, detectors, signalling devices and professional installation.
Q.05

Can I control the system from my phone?

Not out of the box. Phone control uses the MyAlarm iFob Control app, a separate paid subscription service that requires a supported communication option and allows multiple users to control the panel and receive notifications. Owner feedback is mixed, with one review praising its push, email and SMS notifications while another reported recurring connection dropouts.
Q.06

How far can keypads and expanders be from the panel?

The RS485 LAN has a maximum total length of 300m using multi strand security cable or 1200m using 2 pair twisted shielded data cable (Belden 8723). Use a LAN isolator when the LAN runs between buildings.
Q.07

What reporting formats does the Solution 6000 use?

The available formats are CID, SIA, SMS, Email, Voice, Domestic Dialling, GSM-CID, GSM-SMS, Conettix IP and CSV-IP. Communication options include GSM/GPRS and Ethernet.
Q.08

How is the stand-by battery looked after?

The system has an on-board 1 Amp power supply, a pulse by pulse charger and dynamic battery testing. The connected back-up battery can also be tested from the keypad with MENU 7-9-1.
Q.09

What warranty and compliance apply in Australia?

The warranty is 3 years, and the system is designed and manufactured in Australia to meet local and international requirements. It carries C-tick supplier code N12138 and CE references EN 55022:2010 and EN60950-1:2001. Installation must be completed by a qualified and licensed security installer.

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Order before 2pm (Sydney time) on a business day and in-stock items are dispatched the same day. Most orders arrive within 1–4 business days Australia-wide; remote and regional areas can take a little longer. You'll receive a tracking number by email as soon as your order leaves the warehouse.

How much is shipping?

Standard shipping is free on all orders over $300 AUD, Australia-wide. Orders under $300 ship at a flat rate of $25, calculated at checkout. Tracking is included on every order.

What warranty do you offer?

All cameras, NVRs and DVRs come with a 3-year back-to-base manufacturer warranty covering defects in materials and workmanship, in addition to your rights under Australian Consumer Law. Hard drives and accessories are covered as set out in our Warranty Policy.

What is your return policy?

You have 30 days from the day you receive your order to request a change-of-mind return. Items must be unopened, factory-sealed and in resalable condition. A 15% restocking fee applies and return postage is at your cost. Faulty or incorrectly supplied items are different: we cover the return shipping and refund or replace at no charge. Read the full Return & Refund Policy.

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§ 10Bundles

Recommended packages

01

Choose a compatible enclosure

Bosch CC610GWP can be installed with the MW720B or MW730B enclosure options. Ask the installer to select the cabinet size according to the panel and expansion modules required.

02

Complete the power system

Add the specified primary power source and a 12 VDC, 7.2AH sealed rechargeable battery. The installer must also check that the combined accessory, LAN and output load remains within 1 Amp.

03

Add capacity where required

Use a CM704B, CM705B or CM707B for input expansion, or CM710B relay output expanders where more programmable outputs are required. This lets the system grow without replacing the CC610P panel.

04

Select the communication path

The Solution 6000 provides GSM/GPRS and Ethernet options alongside its supported reporting formats. Choose the required reporting and optional MyAlarm path with the installer because neither the communication option nor MyAlarm subscription is included in the kit.