KERUI G70 7-Inch Touch Screen 4G Home Alarm System

1. About Your Alarm System

This smart alarm system features wireless connectivity for all sensors to the main panel. The panel continuously monitors all sensors in your home for any unusual activity. If a sensor detects an issue while the system is armed, the panel will trigger an audible alarm, send an alarm text notification, and initiate an alarm call to all registered users.

2. In the Box

The standard package includes the following components:

• Alarm Panel x1
• Door/Window Sensor x1
• Motion Sensor x1
• USB Cable x1
• User Guide x1
• Screws and anchors x4

Optional accessories (may be sold separately):

• Power Adapter
• Remote Tag
• Siren
• Wireless Siren
• Wireless Keypad

An illustration of the KERUI G70 alarm system kit, showing the 7-inch panel, a PTZ camera, door/window sensor, PIR motion sensor, remote tags, and a siren.

3. Specifications

Alarm Panel

Door/Window Sensor

PIR Motion Sensor

Remote

4. At a Glance: Alarm Panel Components

Diagram illustrating the front and back views of the alarm panel, with numbered callouts for each component.

1. Touchscreen: Displays system status, alarm information, logs, settings, SOS, Arm, Disarm, and Home Arm icons.
2. Light Ring: Indicates ARM/DISARM/HOME ARM/ALARM status.
3. Tamper Switch: Triggers an alarm notification if the panel is removed from its installed location.
4. Speaker: Provides voice prompts and alarm sounds.
5. Power Port (Type-C): Connects the power cable.
6. Backup Battery ON/OFF: Switch to activate the built-in backup battery.
7. 4FF (Nano) SIM Card Slot: For installing the SIM card.
8. Siren Port: Connects the siren cable.
9. Wall Bracket: Used for wall installation.

5. Light Ring Indicators

6. Top Status Bar Icons

The icons in the status bar at the top of the screen provide information about the panel's status.

7. Sensor Overviews

Door/Window Sensor

Diagram showing the components of the door/window sensor and how it is installed with its magnet.

1. Indicator: Lights up when the door/window is opened. Blinks for low battery.
2. Open-close magnet: Works with the sensor to detect opening/closing of doors/windows.
3. Setting/Panic Button: Sends a transmission signal for pairing or alarm.
4. Tamper Switch: Triggers an alarm if the sensor is tampered with or removed.
5. Battery Receptacle: Holds one CR2032 3V lithium battery.
6. Power On/Off: Slide switch to 'ON' to power the sensor.

PIR Motion Sensor

Diagram showing the PIR motion sensor's detection window, indicator, and battery compartment, along with a visual representation of its detection area and mounting height.

1. Detection Window: The area through which motion is detected.
2. Indicator: Lights up when motion is detected. Blinks for low battery.
3. Power On/Off: Slide switch to 'ON' to power the sensor.
4. Setting Switches: Used to configure sensor settings.
5. Battery Receptacle: Holds three AA 1.5V batteries.

Remote Tag

Diagram showing the buttons on the remote tag for arming, disarming, home arm, and SOS functions.

1. Arm Button: Used to arm the system when no one is home.
2. Disarm Button: Used to disarm the system.
3. Home Arm Button: Used to arm the system when you are home.
4. SOS Button: Triggers an emergency alarm.

8. Setting Switches (PIR Motion Sensor)

Setting the Pulse Counter (PULSE2 & PULSE1 units)

The motion detector's pulse counter can be set to count 1, 3, or 5 pulses for detection. Adjust the switches to the desired setting:

• Crossing one beam: For fast catch performance.
• Crossing three beams: For excellent false alarm protection.
• Crossing five beams: For maximum false alarm protection in hostile environments.

(Image description for OCR Page 6 Diagram - PIR Setting Switches: A diagram illustrating the internal switches for PULSE2 and PULSE1 settings, showing how different combinations correspond to 1, 3, or 5 beam crossings for detection, and their respective performance characteristics for fast catch or false alarm protection.)

Working Mode (TEST & NORMAL units)

To conserve battery power, the detector enters a sleeping state if triggered twice within 3 minutes. It will not generate an alarm during this period. After 3 minutes of no movement, it returns to normal working state.

• For effective walk testing, set units to TEST mode.
• When walk testing is complete, set units to NORMAL mode to save power.

LED Unit

Switch down to enable the indicator on.

9. Where to Place Your Devices

Smart Panel

• Location: Place the panel in a high-traffic area for easy access.
• Signal Strength: Ensure the panel has good Wi-Fi and cellular signal for notifications and text messages.
• Power Outlet: Use an unswitched wall outlet to prevent accidental power loss.
• Mounting Surface: Avoid mounting on metal surfaces, as this can block RF signals.

Wall Installation

Fix the included bracket to the surface with screws, then insert the panel into the bracket.

Desktop Placement

The panel comes with a kickstand for desktop placement.

(Image description for OCR Page 6 Diagram - Panel Kickstand: An image showing the alarm panel resting on a desk with its kickstand extended.)

Door/Window Sensor

Attach the bracket and magnet to a flat surface using mounting strips. The sensor then clips into the bracket. The magnet should be aligned with the middle of the sensor and placed within 0.6 inches (1.5cm) when the door or window is closed.

Motion Sensor

• Mounting Height: Must be mounted 79 to 87 inches (2 to 2.2m) above the floor.
• Mount the bracket with screws, then place the motion detector in the bracket.
• Special Considerations:
  • Do not install outdoors, in a garage, or behind glass.
  • Avoid places where it could get wet (e.g., near swing-out windows).
  • Keep at least 3 feet (1 meter) away from heat sources (electric heaters, vents, fireplaces).
  • Do not place behind large appliances or furniture that may obstruct its motion sensors.

10. Setup

Install the SIM Card

A micro SIM card is required for cellular services (text messages and alarm calls).

1. Slide the cover in the direction of the arrow and lift it up.
2. Install your SIM card into the slot.
3. Put down and slide back the cover in the direction of the arrow to lock it.

(Image description for OCR Page 8 Diagram - SIM Card Installation: A three-step diagram showing how to open the SIM card slot cover, insert the micro SIM card, and close the cover.)

If the cellular icon on the home screen turns black, your panel is connected to a cellular network.

Download and Install APP

Scan the QR code below or search for "Smart Life" in Google Play/APP Store. The app will guide you through registration and connecting the panel to the internet.

(Image description for OCR Page 8 Diagram - QR Code: A QR code for downloading the "Smart Life" application.)

Add Your Panel

1. Ensure your phone's Bluetooth is on and connected to your home 2.4GHz Wi-Fi network (5G networks are not supported). If you have a dual-band router, set up a 2.4GHz Wi-Fi signal separately.
2. On your panel, navigate to Settings > Wi-Fi > Ready > Start. The screen will display "CONNECTING...".
3. In the APP, tap the "+" icon in the top right corner to scan for devices automatically. Select your panel, enter the Wi-Fi password, and follow the in-app instructions.

11. How to Pair/Add Sensor/Remote Tag

All sensors included in the kit are pre-paired. To add more sensors or remote tags, follow these steps:

Pairing by Panel

1. Go to Settings > Accessories > + > Start. The panel will enter sniffer mode and begin a countdown.
2. Trigger your device to be added within the countdown period:

3. Once a device is captured, a window will pop up. Edit the mode or type and give it a nickname, then tap Enter to add.

About Sensor Mode

• Normal: Sensors in this zone are active in Arm (full arm) or HOME Mode. Recommended for window sensors.
• 24 Hours: Sensors in this zone activate the alarm regardless of arming status.
• Delay: Sensors in this zone trigger the alarm after a set delay time. Recommended for primary entryways.
• Home: Sensors in this zone are active only in Arm (full arm). If Stay Arm Mode is used, these sensors are not armed. Recommended for PIR Motion Detectors.
• 24 Hours Silent: Same as 24 Hours but without sound.
• Home with delay: Same as Home but with Entry Delay in Arm.
• To disable a sensor, select Off.

Pairing by APP

1. In the APP, select your panel from the All Devices list, then tap Accessories > +. Your panel's light ring will blink white.
2. Follow the same steps as pairing by panel to trigger the device.
3. Once captured, the device will be automatically added to the panel and appear in the Accessories list in the APP.

Tips: Up to 100 sensors and 10 remote tags can be added.

12. How to Connect a Wireless Siren

To connect a wireless siren:

1. Press and hold the SET button on the siren until you hear one beep. The siren will enter sniffer mode, and its light ring will turn on.
2. Within 20 seconds, go to Settings > Accessories > Lo > Send on the panel. The panel will say "Pairing Signal Sent" and transmit a signal to the siren.
3. The siren will emit a long beep, indicating successful pairing.

(Image description for OCR Page 10 Diagram - Wireless Siren: A diagram showing a wireless siren with its SET button highlighted, indicating the pairing process.)

Tips: In case of an alarm, the siren sounds at 100dB.

13. Do Some Settings Before Getting Started

How to Set Contacts for SMS and Phone Calls

Up to 5 stored phone numbers will receive text messages (SMS) and phone calls when an alarm is triggered.

• Go to Settings > Contacts to set.
• You can also set phone numbers in the Setting page of your panel through the APP.
• The panel will call stored numbers successively (up to 2 rounds). If a call is answered and a Keypad Command is operated, it stops calling. Otherwise, it continues reminding users.
• When a call comes from one of the five stored numbers, two-way talk is automatically connected.

Keypad Commands (during a call)

Auto-Lock

For enhanced security, you can set a passcode to unlock your panel. If Auto-Lock is enabled (e.g., 30 seconds) and the panel is not operated for a set time, the screen will automatically turn off and lock.

• To adjust the timing, go to Settings > Security > AUTO-LOCK. You can also choose Never to disable Auto-Lock.
• To change your passcode, go to Settings > Security > CHANGE PASSCODE. The default passcode is 1234.

Exit / Entry Delay

These are countdowns that allow you to enter and leave your home without triggering the alarm.

• Exit Delay: Allows you to leave after arming. The panel counts down, then arms. Default is 40 seconds. Adjust via Settings > Security > Exit Delay (0-999 seconds).
• Entry Delay: Allows you to enter and disarm the system. The panel counts down, giving you time to disarm before the alarm sounds. Default is 30 seconds. Adjust via Settings > Security > Entry Delay (0-999 seconds).
• You can turn off Entry/Exit Tick to disable the countdown sound. Both delays can also be adjusted through the APP.

Changing Alarm Sound Volume

Adjust the siren volume level to High, Low, or Mute mode.

• On the panel, go to Settings > Security > Sound Level.
• In the APP, go to Settings > Alarm sound volume.
• In Mute mode, the siren will not sound during an alarm.

14. Using Smart Security System

Away Mode

All sensors are monitored. Useful when leaving home.

• How to Away-Arm:
  • Press the Arm button on the remote tag.
  • Tap the Arm icon on the panel's home screen.
  • Tap the AWAY ARM icon through the APP.

Home Mode

All NORMAL sensors are monitored, but HOME sensors are not monitored. Useful when you are home but want to be alerted if someone tries to break in through a door or window.

• How to Home-Arm:
  • Press the Home Arm button on the remote tag.
  • Tap the Home Arm icon on the panel's home screen.
  • Tap the HOME ARM icon through the APP.

Disarmed Mode

No sensors are monitored, except for 24 HOUR sensors. Useful when you are home and want freedom to move around.

• How to Disarm:
  • Press the Disarm button on the remote tag.
  • Tap the Disarm icon on the panel's home screen.
  • Tap the DISARM icon through the APP.

How to Trigger an Alarm

• Press and hold the SOS icon for 3 seconds to trigger an emergency alarm.
• Tap the SOS icon through the APP.

Tips: In the APP, tap Setting > Timer to schedule automatic arming/disarming.

15. User Tips

Based on general best practices for smart home security systems:

• Regular Testing: Periodically test all sensors and the alarm system to ensure they are functioning correctly.
• Battery Maintenance: Replace sensor batteries promptly when low battery indicators appear to ensure continuous protection.
• Wi-Fi Stability: Ensure your Wi-Fi network is stable and strong, especially for the 2.4GHz band, to maintain reliable communication with the alarm panel and app.
• App Notifications: Customize app notifications to receive critical alerts immediately.
• Passcode Security: Change the default passcode immediately after setup to a strong, unique code.

16. Troubleshooting

For common issues, consider the following:

• No Cellular Connection: Ensure the SIM card is correctly inserted and activated. Check cellular signal strength in your area.
• Sensor Not Responding: Check the sensor's battery. Ensure it is powered on and within range of the alarm panel. Re-pair the sensor if necessary.
• False Alarms: Review sensor placement, especially for PIR motion sensors, to avoid triggers from pets, drafts, or heat sources. Adjust PIR pulse counter settings if needed.
• App Connectivity Issues: Verify your phone's internet connection and ensure the alarm panel is connected to a stable 2.4GHz Wi-Fi network. Restart the app or panel if issues persist.
• Panel Not Responding: Check the power supply and backup battery status. If unresponsive, try a hard reset (refer to the full PDF manual for specific instructions).

17. Maintenance

• Cleaning: Use a soft, dry cloth to clean the alarm panel screen and sensor surfaces. Avoid abrasive cleaners or solvents.
• Battery Replacement: Replace batteries in sensors and remote tags as soon as low battery warnings appear.
• Firmware Updates: Check the Smart Life app regularly for any available firmware updates for your alarm panel to ensure optimal performance and security.
• Environmental Conditions: Ensure the alarm panel and sensors are kept within their specified operating temperature range and away from excessive moisture or direct sunlight.

18. Warranty and Support

For detailed warranty information, technical support, or further instructions, please refer to the official user manual PDF. You can access the PDF document at: KERUI G70 Smart Security System User Manual (PDF).

This PDF contains comprehensive guides, advanced settings, and detailed troubleshooting steps not covered in this summary.

19. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

This section addresses common questions about the KERUI G70 Smart Security System.

• Q: Can I use a 5GHz Wi-Fi network with this system?
  A: No, the system requires a 2.4GHz Wi-Fi network. If you have a dual-band router, ensure you connect to the 2.4GHz band.
• Q: What happens if the power goes out?
  A: The alarm panel has a built-in 5000mAh lithium backup battery that will power the system during a power outage.
• Q: How many sensors can I connect to the system?
  A: The system supports up to 100 sensors and 10 remote tags.
• Q: Is the system compatible with smart home platforms?
  A: Yes, it works with Tuya Smart APP and is compatible with Alexa.
• Q: How do I know if a sensor battery is low?
  A: The indicator light on the sensor will blink, and the alarm panel may display a notification.