The MKP-12 is ideal for users who want full access to the most commonly used keypanel features, and who generally communicate with twelve or less locations in the intercom system at any given time. At the same time, it features a simple, intuitive user interface, which lets the keypanel operator quickly change the key assignments if needed. The MKP-12 shares the same functionality and ease of use as the MKP-4.

The MKP-4 is the "baby brother" of the MKP-12, providing four fully programmable talk/Listen keys and headset operation, the MKP-4 keypanel is perfect for installation tight on space or budget. In the RTS ? rack format, the MKP-4 can be mounted alongside any of the wide variety of RTS intercom accessories. The MKP-4 does not have an internal speaker.

The BKP-4 is ideal for desktop use or in any application where portability is important. The unit includes a built-in speaker and is housed in an extremely rugged aluminum enclosure.

The WKP-1 keypanel is an industrial keypanel that fits in a US dual-gang electrical box. RTS has refined the look of multi-location security with this keypanel. It offers simplified operation and integrates seamlessly with RTS Digital Matrix Intercom systems (RTS ADAM/Zeus intercom systems). The physical size and weather-resistant design provides a flexible and robust intercom system. The GPI relay switch lets the user set up door latching, unlatching and other related actions by pressing a single button from any panel in the system.

The WKP-4 is designed for wall-mounted applications. Perfect for use in commercial sound and industrial settings, the WKP-4 is compatible with the Telex U-Series flush mount box. Flush mounting into consoles, custom enclosures and walls is a snap. The WKP-4 requires 15-24 VDC at 1 amp.

The TKP-4 is ideal for installation in small broadcast facilities, owing to its ? x 3RU form factor, compatible with Tektronix and other WFM/vectorscope products. Provided with a pressure fit front bezel, the unit is perfect for TD consoles, equipment racks, camera control positions, anywhere an empty "slot" is available in a WFM rack assembly.