Honeywell Home Intrusion 5802WXT Wireless Panic Pendant

Product Description

The Honeywell Home Intrusion 5802WXT is a wireless single-button panic pendant designed for use with compatible residential and light commercial security systems. The device transmits an emergency signal when the button is activated, allowing occupants to trigger a panic, emergency, or auxiliary alarm response without being near a fixed keypad. Security system installers and alarm technicians are the primary trade professionals who specify and install this pendant. Its compact, wearable form factor makes it well suited for personal emergency response applications within a protected premises.

The 5802WXT is used in residential and light commercial intrusion alarm installations where wireless zone flexibility is required. It is commonly deployed as a portable panic device for occupants who require on-person access to an emergency trigger, such as in senior care environments, single-family homes, or small office settings. The pendant functions as a wireless transmitter assigned to a dedicated panic or auxiliary zone on a compatible alarm control panel.

Key Features

• Single-button activation for immediate panic or emergency signal transmission
• Wireless operation eliminates the need for hardwired zone connections
• Compact pendant form factor supports wearable, on-person carry
• Suitable for panic, emergency, or auxiliary zone assignment on compatible panels
• Designed for residential and light commercial security system applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style wireless transmitter for use with compatible Honeywell Home Intrusion wireless security control panels that support the appropriate wireless receiver frequency and protocol.

Installation Notes

Installation and zone programming should be performed by a licensed alarm system technician familiar with the control panel manufacturer guidelines. Power down or disarm the security system before enrolling new wireless devices to avoid false alarms during setup. Follow all applicable local codes and UL installation standards for alarm system wiring and device placement. Do not attempt to open or modify the transmitter housing, as doing so may affect wireless range or device certification.