The ADT Honeywell Wireless Repeater wirelessly boosts the radio frequency signal between Honeywell wireless devices and a wireless receiver.  Typically, the range of this repeater is 200 feet from the wireless receiver.  But adding a wireless repeater 200 feet from the wireless receiver will extend your radio frequency range up to 400 feet!

This device can also help boost your radio frequency. And adding an additional wireless repeater between wireless receivers and wireless devices can help prevent supervision loss troubles.  But it can’t repeat signals from another repeater, so please be aware of this limitation.

Additionally, no programming is needed when installing without any supervision signals. Just make sure all the dip switches are off and plug it in using the transformer and some wire. This repeater can also send its own status signals under supervision mode.  Enabling module supervision requires the wireless repeater to be programmed to your alarm control panel.  Instructions and different options are available in the installation guide. For assistance programming, you can also purchase Technical Support to have a technician provide instructions over the phone.

But the ADT Honeywell Wireless Repeater wireless repeater will not run without a power source.  Typically powered by an AC or DC external power source that connects to the two internal terminal screws. Using the ADT Honeywell Wireless Repeater AC transformer is the recommended power source.

Features:

• Extends the range of 5800 Series wireless devices
• Receives alarm, status and control messages from 5800 RF devices, and repeats these messages to the control panel via the primary receiver
• Compatible with all 5800 Series wireless devices (including bidirectional devices)
• DC power source rating is 12VDC, 100mA
• AC source rating is 9VAC, 15VA
• UL residential burglary is listed when used with an optional transformer
• AC powered with a six-hour battery back-up
• Tamper protected
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