2GIG 2GIG-ANT2X External In-attic Antenna

Product Description

The 2GIG 2GIG-ANT2X is an external in-attic antenna designed to extend and improve wireless signal performance for 2GIG security and communication control panels. It is intended for installations where the primary panel is located in a basement, closet, or interior wall cavity that limits RF signal propagation. By relocating the antenna to the attic space, technicians can significantly reduce dead zones and improve communication reliability between the panel and wireless sensors or network endpoints. This antenna is sold as a single unit and is a direct plug-in accessory for compatible 2GIG systems.

The 2GIG-ANT2X is used in residential and light commercial security system installations. It is particularly useful in larger homes or structures with metal framing, concrete walls, or other RF-attenuating building materials. The antenna mounts in the attic and connects back to the control panel via the antenna port, allowing the panel to remain in its standard location while the antenna achieves better line-of-sight coverage across the structure. Installation is typically performed by licensed low-voltage security technicians during initial panel setup or as a retrofit to address known signal issues.

Key Features

• External antenna placement improves RF signal coverage throughout the structure
• Designed for in-attic installation to maximize elevation and line-of-sight range
• Single-unit accessory sold individually for targeted deployment
• Connects directly to compatible 2GIG control panel antenna ports
• Suitable for residential and light commercial communication system applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style external antenna accessory for compatible 2GIG security and communication control panel systems.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or security systems technician. Power down or disarm the control panel before connecting or disconnecting the antenna cable. Route the antenna cable away from high-voltage wiring to prevent interference, following NEC low-voltage wiring separation guidelines. Do not overtighten the antenna connector or kink the coaxial cable during routing.