The PGST PG106 is the mid-range alarm panel of the PGST range, wirelessly controlling sensors, cameras, sirens, and accessories for complete home security with no cabling.
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PGST PG106 : wireless alarm panel overview
The PGST PG106 alarm panel is the central hub of your PGST security system. It controls all wireless accessories — door sensors, PIR detectors, indoor and outdoor sirens, cameras, and SOS buttons — without any wiring between devices. Alerts are sent by phone call, SMS, and push notification via the PGST app.
The panel is battery-backed to remain operational even during a mains power cut. Setup is straightforward: pair each accessory by radio, configure alert numbers, and arm the system from the panel or the PGST app on your smartphone.
PGST PG106 : arming modes and features
The PG106 supports multiple arming modes: full arm (all zones active), perimeter arm (entry points only), and disarm. This flexibility lets you adapt protection to your situation — away from home, at home at night, or during the day. Remote arming and disarming is available via the PGST app.
PGST PG106 : installation and setup
Place the panel in a central, protected location in your home for maximum radio range to all accessories. Pair each PGST device using the guided pairing procedure, configure your emergency contact numbers, then run a full system test. No specialist skills or tools are required for installation.
5 key takeaways about the PGST PG106
- Wireless hub: controls all PGST accessories without any wiring.
- Multi-mode arming: full, perimeter, or disarmed — adapts to any situation.
- Multi-channel alerts: phone call, SMS, and push notification via the PGST app.
- Battery backup: continues operating during mains power cuts.
- DIY installation: no technician required, guided pairing for all devices.
FAQ — PGST PG106 alarm panel
How many accessories can I connect to the PGST
The number of supported zones and accessories depends on the PG106’s specifications. Refer to the product documentation for the exact maximum capacity.
Does the PGST PG106 work without internet?
Phone call and SMS alerts work independently of an internet connection (via GSM or fixed line, depending on the model). The PGST app requires internet for remote management features.
Can I manage the PGST PG106 from my smartphone?
Yes. The PGST app lets you arm, disarm, receive alerts, and check system status from anywhere, on both iOS and Android.
Is the PGST PG106 compatible with all PGST accessories?
Yes. The PG106 is compatible with the full PGST range: door sensors, PIR sensors, indoor and outdoor sirens, cameras, and SOS buttons.
Also in the PGST range
Pair your PG106 panel with the PGST door sensor to secure every entry point. Enhance detection with the PGST indoor camera. Complete your setup with the PGST indoor siren.
PGST PG106 Panel: Extended Capacity for Larger Installations
The PG106 is the mid-range model in the PGST line-up, offering greater zone capacity and more advanced configuration options than the PG103. It is particularly suited to larger houses, holiday homes or small business premises requiring wider coverage. Like all PGST panels, it communicates wirelessly via 433 MHz with every accessory in the range, and all three alert channels (voice call, SMS, push notification) are supported.
The PG106 supports partial arming (perimeter mode), allowing the outer perimeter of the property to be secured while occupants move freely inside. This feature is particularly valued by families who want to keep the alarm active at night without triggering an alert when getting up to use other rooms.
Frequently Asked Questions — PGST PG106
What is the main difference between the PG103 and the PG106?
The PG106 differs from the PG103 primarily in its higher wireless zone capacity, allowing more accessories to be connected simultaneously. It also offers more advanced configuration options, including management of multiple arming profiles and the ability to define independent zones with differentiated alert behaviours. For a standard flat, the PG103 is generally sufficient. The PG106 is recommended when you have more rooms to monitor, multiple entry points to control, or need more granular management of alarm zones.
Does the PG106 support zone partitioning?
Yes. The PG106 includes partitioning functionality that allows the system to be divided into independent zones that can be armed and disarmed separately. For example, the ground floor can remain armed while the upper floor is disarmed, or an outbuilding can operate independently from the main house. This flexibility is valuable for properties with multiple buildings, homes with a rental flat, or situations where several people use the space on different schedules.
Are PG103 accessories compatible with the PG106?
Yes, completely. All PGST accessories — PIR sensors, door and window detectors, indoor and outdoor sirens, Wi-Fi cameras, SOS buttons, key fobs — are compatible with every panel in the PGST range, including the PG106. If you upgrade from a PG103 to a PG106, you simply re-pair your existing accessories to the new panel using the standard 433 MHz pairing procedure. No accessory replacement is needed, preserving your entire hardware investment.
PGST Control Unit PG106: Extended Capacity for Larger Installations
The PG106 control unit is the mid-range model in the PGST range and offers higher zone capacity and more advanced configuration options than the PG103. It is particularly suited to medium to large homes, holiday properties or small commercial premises that require broader coverage than an entry-level solution. Like all PGST control units, it communicates wirelessly via 433 MHz with the full range of PGST accessories.
The PG106 supports partial arming modes (perimeter protection), which allow only the exterior of the property to be secured while occupants move freely inside. This function is especially valued by families who wish to keep the alarm active overnight without triggering it when getting up — a very common use case in residential settings.
Frequently Asked Questions – PGST PG106 Control Unit
What is the main difference between the PG103 and PG106?
The PG106 differs from the PG103 primarily through a higher wireless zone capacity, enabling more accessories to be connected simultaneously. It also offers more advanced configuration options, particularly the management of multiple arming profiles and the ability to define independent zones with different alarm behaviours. The PG106 is recommended when more rooms need to be monitored, multiple access points need to be controlled, or more granular zone management is required.
Does the PG106 support zone partitioning?
Yes, the PG106 includes a partitioning function that allows the system to be divided into independent zones that can be armed or disarmed separately. For example, the ground floor can remain armed while the upper floor is disarmed, or an outbuilding can operate independently from the main house. This flexibility is valuable for properties with multiple buildings, houses with annexes or premises with different usage zones.
Are PG103 accessories compatible with the PG106?
Yes, fully. All PGST accessories — PIR sensors, door and window detectors, indoor and outdoor sirens, Wi-Fi cameras, SOS buttons, remote controls — are compatible with all control units in the PGST range, including the PG106. When switching from a PG103 to a PG106, simply re-pair your existing accessories to the new control unit using the standard 433 MHz pairing procedure. No accessory replacement is required.