Honeywell Home Intrusion HWF2A-COM Lte Ip Fire Communicator

Product Description

The HONEYWELL HOME INTRUSION HWF2A-COM is an LTE and IP dual-path fire communicator designed for use with commercial and residential fire alarm control panels. It transmits alarm, supervisory, and trouble signals over the AT and T LTE cellular network as well as an IP pathway, providing redundant communication to a central monitoring station. Licensed fire alarm technicians and low-voltage contractors install this communicator as the primary or backup signaling path where traditional POTS landline service is unavailable or being phased out. It is sold as a single unit per package.

The HWF2A-COM is suited for both new fire alarm installations and retrofit projects where an existing panel requires a modern cellular communicator. It is intended for use in light commercial, institutional, and residential applications that require reliable, supervised signal transmission to a UL-listed central station. The AT and T LTE network path ensures broad coverage in areas where other carriers may have limited signal strength.

Key Features

• Dual-path communication over AT and T LTE cellular and IP for redundant signal delivery
• Designed for fire alarm signaling including alarm, supervisory, and trouble conditions
• Supports replacement of legacy POTS communicators in existing fire alarm panel installations
• Sold as a single unit, simplifying per-panel procurement
• Categorized as a fire cellular communicator for code-compliant supervised signaling

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or upgrade communicator for fire alarm control panels requiring LTE cellular and IP dual-path supervision over the AT and T network.

Installation Notes

Installation must be performed by a licensed fire alarm technician or qualified low-voltage contractor in accordance with NFPA 72 and all applicable local fire codes. Power down the fire alarm control panel and follow lockout procedures before connecting or disconnecting the communicator. Verify AT and T LTE signal strength at the installation site before mounting. Programming and supervision registration with the central monitoring station must be completed and tested before returning the system to service.