Honeywell Home Intrusion LTEM-PXAKT1 Lte Antenna Kit

Product Description

The HONEYWELL HOME INTRUSION LTEM-PXAKT1 is an LTE module antenna kit designed for use with compatible cellular alarm communicators on the AT T network. This kit provides the antenna hardware necessary to establish and maintain a cellular data link between a security alarm panel and the monitoring network. It is typically installed by licensed alarm technicians and low-voltage security professionals during communicator setup or antenna replacement service calls. The LTEM-PXAKT1 is sold as a single unit and supports reliable cellular signal transmission in residential and light commercial intrusion detection systems.

This antenna kit is suited for installations where an LTE cellular communicator requires a dedicated external or replacement antenna assembly. It is commonly used in residential and commercial security system deployments that rely on AT T LTE network infrastructure for alarm signal transmission. Installers working with compatible HONEYWELL HOME INTRUSION cellular alarm communicators will use this kit to complete or restore the antenna connection on the communicator module.

Key Features

• LTE-compatible antenna kit for AT T cellular network installations
• Designed for use with cellular alarm communicator modules
• Sold as a single kit unit, one per package
• Supports residential and light commercial security system applications
• Intended for installation by licensed alarm and low-voltage technicians

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style antenna kit replacement for HONEYWELL HOME INTRUSION LTE cellular alarm communicator modules operating on the AT T network.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed alarm technician or qualified low-voltage professional. Power down or place the alarm panel in test mode with the monitoring station before servicing the communicator module to avoid false alarm signals. Follow the communicator manufacturer documentation for proper antenna port connection and routing. All installations should comply with applicable local codes and the National Electrical Code (NEC) for low-voltage wiring.