Improve coverage on a legacy PowerG network with a 915 MHz repeater, visible link-quality testing, wall/case tamper protection, and 48-hour rechargeable backup.
Extend a compatible PowerG+ network with a modern wireless repeater, 48-hour rechargeable backup, two-way FHSS, tamper protection, and remote firmware updates.
Move existing hardwired protection onto a compatible Qolsys IQ system with 8 onboard zones, expansion to 24 zones, 4 PGM outputs, and wired smoke support.
Preserve a larger wired installation on a compatible Qolsys IQ panel with 8 onboard zones, four expansion slots, up to 40 hardwired zones, and 4 PGM outputs.
Give compatible DSC Neo and Pro systems an AT&T LTE plus Ethernet Alarm.com path, PC-Link panel connection, Z-Wave Plus, and local communication diagnostics.
Add resilient Alarm.com reporting to compatible PowerSeries Neo and Pro panels with a Verizon LTE and Ethernet dual-path communicator, PC-Link integration, and Z-Wave Plus.
Add a supervised indoor warning point with a PowerG siren, high-output white strobe, event-specific tones, tamper protection, and included A-size battery pack.
Reduce nuisance alarms with a wireless DUAL TEC detector that confirms motion through PIR and X-band microwave sensing, selectable pet modes, and temperature alerts.
Protect multiple windows from one location with a wireless acoustic glassbreak detector offering a 25 ft maximum range, four sensitivity settings, and ten-year battery.
Use one 433 MHz transmitter for a magnetic contact or garage-door tilt zone plus two normally closed external-contact zones, each with its own serial number.
Add photoelectric smoke detection, 135 F heat sensing, rate-of-rise response, an 85 dB horn, and automatic drift compensation to compatible DSC 433 MHz systems.
Listen for framed-glass breakage with a 433 MHz acoustic detector, dynamic signal processing, two sensitivity levels, and up to 20 feet of tested coverage.
Detect both smoke and rapidly rising heat with a PowerG+ photoelectric sensor, 85 dB local alarm, modern battery reporting, and standard PowerG fallback.