Alarm.com ADC-NK-200T-A-CC-ATLTE at Lte Cell Connector

Product Description

The ALARM.COM INCORPORATED ADC-NK-200T-A-CC-ATLTE is an AT LTE cell connector designed to provide cellular communication capability for compatible security and automation control panels. This accessory enables the control panel to transmit alarm signals, status updates, and remote commands over the AT LTE cellular network, eliminating dependence on a landline or broadband connection. It is typically installed inside the panel enclosure and connects directly to the main control board. Security system installers and integrators are the primary trade professionals who deploy this type of communicator during new installations or retrofits.

This cell connector is suited for residential and light commercial security system applications where AT LTE network coverage is available. It is used in installations where a reliable, dedicated cellular path is required for central station monitoring or remote access through the Alarm.com platform. The unit is sold individually and fits within the communication accessories category, making it a direct component in supervised alarm system builds.

Key Features

• AT LTE cellular communication path for alarm signal transmission
• Designed for integration with compatible Alarm.com-supported control panels
• Eliminates landline or broadband dependency for monitoring connectivity
• Sold as a single unit, ready for panel installation
• Supports remote access and status reporting via the Alarm.com platform

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style cellular communicator accessory for use with Alarm.com-supported security and automation control panels that accept an AT LTE network communicator module.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or alarm systems technician in accordance with local codes and NFPA 72 requirements. Power down the control panel completely before connecting or disconnecting the communicator module. Follow the panel manufacturer's documentation for module seating and any required programming steps to activate the cellular path. Avoid installing in locations with obstructed antenna exposure, as this can degrade cellular signal quality.