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29 Jul Universal Hardwire to Wireless Translator
The Universal Hardwire to Wireless Translator is needed when you want to install a Wireless Panel like a Honeywell ProSeries, 2GIG Panel, Helix or others and there is already a bunch of pre-wiring done that you want to use. So you hook up the pre-wired zones to the translator and then it turns each one into a wireless zone. You just choose which frequency/panel you want it to transmit to.
13 Jun Helix Wireless Security Kit
The Helix Wireless Security Kit removes the cost to have a technician install a security system. It's easy to install by almost anyone. Additionally, unlike a hybrid panel, there's no need to pull wires for peripheral devices or other sensors. In addition, Helix also eliminates the need to compete for entrance wall space near a power outlet, a challenge for existing self-contained security offerings. Helix can be installed in an office, entertainment center, or even a closet. Furthermore, this also reduces installation costs, while providing the benefits of locating the panel in a discreet, as well as secure location.
28 Sep ADT Wireless Relay Module
The ADT Wireless Relay Module is a wireless module that can add remote sirens and strobes. With Honeywell Lynx Series security systems, software revisions of 9.0 or high, such as the Honeywell Lynx Plus or the Honeywell Lynx Touch, you can also add remote arming or disarming indicators.
28 Sep ADT Hardwired to Wireless Converter
The ADT Hardwired to Wireless Converter helps existing 12-volt security systems by converting wired sensors to Honeywell’s wireless technology. Its ideal uses are to upgrade hardwired systems to LYNX Plus, Touch, or ADT Total Security systems. This provides connected home and business functionality. In addition, it can be used in new construction installations that have been fitted with hardwired systems. Converting existing wired zones to wireless saves on installation cost, time, and also materials since there's no need to replace wired devices with individual transmitters.
02 May ADT Safewatch Pro 3000 Vista 20P Honeywell Control Panel
ADT Safewatch Pro 3000 Vista Control Panel or Vista 20P is one of the most popular ADT installed security panels. It has hardwired and wireless abilities some refer to as hybrid. It has plenty of power to fuel a loud siren and a few keypads without the need of additional power supplies. It can also handle up to 48 zones, but only 8 out of the box. But it does have a zone doubling ability to allow you up to 15 zones without having to add a zone expanded. This panel is also known as the Vista 20P Honeywell Control Panel. Supports up to eight numeric or alpha keypads or 7" color touchscreen keypads.
02 May ADT Wireless Receiver for Safewatch Pro Ademco Panels 16 zones
The ADT Wireless Receiver for Safewatch Pro Ademco Panels 16 zones is designed to use with control panels that support an RF receiver connection via the keypad terminals. The receiver also recognizes alarm, status, and keypad control messages from wireless transmitters operating at 345MHz. You can also employ one or two individually identified receivers, depending on the control used. Also keep in mind that the connecting multiple receivers to a control can provide redundant coverage or extend coverage in large areas.
22 Mar Honeywell Indoor/Outdoor 30 Watt 118db Siren
The Honeywell Indoor/Outdoor 30 Watt 118db Siren is a siren and speaker in one that has two sound options(warble or steady). The wires are all enclosed to prevent easy tampering. You could also add a plunger switch to the siren if you wanted an alarm to sound if someone tries to remove it. When 12V are used, this siren has been capable of reaching 118dB. The Honeywell Indoor/Outdoor 30 Watt 118db Siren is made of high impact plastic material and you can use it indoors or outdoors.
23 Jan Wireless Hold-Up Switch
The Wireless Hold-Up Switch is a finger-operated RF transmitting device. It typically mounts under a counter or money draw for inconspicuous operation. When the transmitter activates, it emits an RF signal to the receiver. The security system control panel sends a burglary alarm to the central station when it receives an RF signal from an enrolled Hold-Up Switch/Transmitter.