2GIG 2GIG-LTEA-NET-GC2 4G Lte Cellular Communicator

Product Description

The 2GIG 2GIG-LTEA-NET-GC2 is an AT&T 4G LTE cellular alarm communicator designed for use with 2GIG security control panels. It provides a dedicated cellular radio path for alarm signal transmission, replacing traditional landline or broadband connections with a reliable wireless channel. The communicator connects the control panel to a central monitoring station over the AT&T 4G LTE network, ensuring alarm events, supervisory signals, and status updates are delivered without dependence on a local internet or phone connection. Installation is performed by licensed alarm technicians and security system integrators.

This communicator is suited for residential and light commercial security installations where a cellular primary or backup communication path is required. It is specifically engineered for the 2GIG GC2 control panel platform, making it a direct-fit solution for new installations and for upgrading existing GC2 systems from older cellular or POTS-based communication. Sites that have eliminated landline service or require redundant communication paths are the primary use case for this unit.

Key Features

• AT&T 4G LTE network connectivity for reliable alarm signal transmission
• Designed as a plug-in cellular radio module for the 2GIG GC2 control panel
• Eliminates dependency on landline or broadband for central station communication
• Supports supervisory polling and two-way communication with monitoring centers
• Direct replacement path for older 3G or HSPA cellular communicators on GC2 systems

Compatibility

Designed as a direct-fit cellular communicator module for the 2GIG GC2 security control panel platform. Confirm panel firmware version meets the minimum requirement for 4G LTE radio support before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed alarm or low-voltage technician in accordance with local codes and the control panel manufacturer guidelines. Power down the control panel and disconnect the backup battery before inserting or removing the cellular radio module. After installation, perform a full communication test to verify registration on the AT&T network and successful signal delivery to the central monitoring station. Do not attempt to modify the antenna connection or operate the module outside its intended panel housing.