Bosch D110 (2-Pack) Tamper Switch for Enclosure

The Bosch D110 Tamper Switch for Enclosure is a genuine Bosch security component designed to detect unauthorized physical access to protective enclosures used in commercial and professional alarm and intrusion systems. When an enclosure is opened or disturbed, the tamper switch triggers an alert condition, allowing monitoring systems and operators to respond immediately to potential interference with installed security equipment. Supplied as a set of two switches, the D110 is well suited for professional installers who require reliable, manufacturer-sourced tamper detection as part of a compliant and auditable security installation. By using a genuine Bosch component, integrators maintain system integrity, support serviceability, and ensure that tamper-detection behavior aligns with the expectations of the broader Bosch intrusion platform.

Key features & benefits

• Genuine Bosch Component — Sourced directly from Bosch, the D110 ensures authentic fit, function, and compatibility within professionally installed Bosch intrusion and alarm environments, eliminating the uncertainty associated with aftermarket alternatives.
• Enclosure Tamper Detection — Specifically engineered to monitor the physical integrity of security enclosures, the switch signals an alert whenever the enclosure is opened or improperly accessed, supporting continuous oversight of critical equipment.
• Two-Piece Pack — Supplied as a pair, the D110 package supports multi-enclosure installations or provides a ready spare for maintenance purposes, reducing service call delays and keeping installations operational.
• Life-Safety Grade Reliability — Designed for professional life-safety and commercial security applications, the D110 meets the dependability standards expected in installations where consistent tamper-event reporting is essential to system performance and compliance.
• Simplified Serviceability — Using an OEM tamper switch simplifies documentation, inspections, and future servicing, making it easier for technicians to verify component authenticity and maintain system accountability over the lifecycle of the installation.