What component of an alarm system allows users to arm and disarm the system?

The System Keypad is the component of an alarm system that allows users to arm and disarm the system. It serves as the primary interface between the user and the alarm system, typically featuring numeric buttons for inputting codes. Users enter a specific code at the keypad to activate or deactivate the alarm, ensuring that only authorized individuals can control the system.

While the Command Station and Alarm Panel may facilitate certain functions and provide alerts or indicators, they do not serve directly as the user interface for arming and disarming the system. The Monitoring Bridge is primarily involved in communicating alarm signals to a monitoring center and does not include user control features. Therefore, the System Keypad is essential for user interaction with the alarm system in securing or securing their designated space.