NAPCO Gemini Alarm Keypad Repair Membrane
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  • NAPCO Gemini Alarm Keypad Repair Membrane
  • NAPCO Gemini Alarm Keypad Repair Membrane
  • NAPCO Gemini Alarm Keypad Repair Membrane
  • NAPCO Gemini Alarm Keypad Repair Membrane

NAPCO Gemini Alarm Keypad Repair Membrane

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Please confirm button distance using technical drawing in detail photos
There are many different keypads and I am not sure how many versions exist or what fits any specific model

CAUTION! This is a peel and stick part but it will work by simply putting it in place (without removing the brown paper backing) on the alarm panel circuit board shown in the photos above. If you peel and stick it down (onto the flexible plastic button contact sheet) it will work but it cannot be removed without permanently destroying the plastic film button contacts.
There is a keypad that is similar and uses the same rubber keypad but the button contact side is a rigid circuit board. This keypad repair membrane HAS NOT been tested on that version. While it should work, I am not sure it will fit without modification (some cutting) and it most likely would need to be stuck down to the rigid (hard and unbendable) circuit board.

ButtonWorx™ Membrane Repair Pad

Repair worn out, hard to press buttons on your Ademco alarm panel.
Membrane keypad installs between the original keypad and circuit board, replacing the electrical contacts with new carbon material that works just like the old rubber keypad but will never wear out, ooze oil or collect dirt. 
ButtonWorx™ is an additional part. It does not replace any original parts or provide a new rubber keypad. 

This membrane keypad was designed to fit: NAPCO - Magnumalert - GEMINI 

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04/02/2024

Works like new

This makes the keys on my alarm keypad operate the way they did when first installed. This fix saved me from having to spend $125 or more for a new keypad.