Alarm.com ADC-IS-300-LP Image Sensor Camera V3

Product Description

The ALARM.COM INCORPORATED ADC-IS-300-LP is a passive infrared image sensor and camera designed for use in professional security and alarm systems. This device captures on-demand still images when motion is detected, providing visual verification of activity without the overhead of continuous video recording. It is intended for installation by licensed security technicians and integrators working with Alarm.com-connected systems. The ADC-IS-300-LP ships in a bulk configuration, making it well suited for multi-site commercial deployments or contractors stocking multiple units for residential installation projects.

The ADC-IS-300-LP is used in residential and light commercial security installations where visual verification of alarm events is required. It fits into Alarm.com-enabled control panel ecosystems and communicates over the system's wireless network to deliver captured images to the end-user portal or monitoring center. Typical install scenarios include single-family homes, small office environments, and multi-unit residential properties where full video surveillance is not required but image capture on motion events adds meaningful verification value.

Key Features

• Passive infrared motion detection triggers on-demand image capture
• Designed for integration with Alarm.com-connected security platforms
• Bulk pack configuration supports multi-unit contractor deployments
• Provides visual alarm verification without continuous video recording overhead
• Sold as individual unit quantity (each)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and new-installation component for Alarm.com-compatible security control systems. Refer to the Alarm.com compatibility documentation to confirm supported panel and firmware requirements before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed security or low-voltage technician familiar with Alarm.com system programming. Power down the associated control panel before wiring or enrolling new devices to avoid communication errors. Follow all applicable local low-voltage wiring codes and the manufacturer's enrollment procedure for pairing the sensor to the panel. Do not install in areas exposed to direct sunlight or HVAC discharge, as temperature gradients can cause false triggers.