Honeywell Home Intrusion 5800RP Wireless Repeater

Product Description

The Honeywell Home Intrusion 5800RP is a wireless signal repeater designed to extend the range of 5800 Series wireless security systems. It receives RF transmissions from 5800 Series sensors and peripheral devices, then re-transmits those signals to ensure reliable communication between field devices and the control panel. Built-in battery backup keeps the repeater operational during AC power interruptions, making it suitable for installations where signal coverage gaps exist in larger or obstructed structures. Security system technicians and low-voltage integrators install this unit as part of a supervised wireless security network.

The 5800RP is used in residential and light commercial security installations where 5800 Series wireless sensors or keypads fall outside reliable RF range of the main control panel. Typical applications include large homes, buildings with dense construction materials, or multi-story layouts where signal attenuation reduces system reliability. The repeater is placed at an intermediate point between the transmitting device and the control panel to bridge the coverage gap without running additional wiring.

Key Features

• Extends RF range for 5800 Series wireless sensors and devices
• Battery backup maintains operation during AC power loss
• Designed for supervised wireless security system networks
• Supports residential and light commercial installations
• Eliminates the need for additional wiring runs in hard-to-reach areas

Compatibility

Designed for use with Honeywell Home Intrusion 5800 Series wireless security systems and compatible 5800 Series sensors and peripheral devices.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage security technician familiar with wireless security system design. Power down or disconnect AC supply before making any wiring connections to the unit. Placement should be determined after an RF site survey to identify the optimal mid-point location between the sensor and the control panel. Local codes and the manufacturer data sheet should be consulted for mounting height, supervision requirements, and enrollment procedures.