Honeywell Home Intrusion V2050RFKT804 Security Control Panel Kit

Product Description

The Honeywell Home Intrusion V2050RFKT804 is a hybrid security control panel kit designed for professional installation in residential and light commercial intrusion detection systems. This kit brings together the core components needed to deploy a fully functional security system, combining hardwired and wireless zone capabilities in a single package. The hybrid architecture allows a security technician to mix wired sensors with RF wireless devices on the same system, reducing installation time and material costs in retrofit applications. Licensed alarm installers and low-voltage contractors are the primary trades that work with this equipment.

The V2050RFKT804 kit is suited for residential and small commercial security system installations where both wired and wireless sensor flexibility is required. The kit includes the VISTA-20P control panel, a 6150RF keypad, a WAVE2 siren, and a 467 wireless receiver, based on the component references in the product title. This combination covers panel control, user interface, audible notification, and RF zone expansion in a single bundled package. It is appropriate for new construction installs as well as retrofit upgrades to existing hardwired systems.

Key Features

• Hybrid control panel supports both hardwired and wireless zones in a single system
• Includes keypad, siren, and wireless receiver components as a bundled kit
• 6150RF keypad provides user interface with integrated RF transceiver capability
• WAVE2 siren delivers audible alarm output for interior notification
• Sold as a single unit kit (quantity per package: 1)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style kit for professional hybrid intrusion detection system installations where the VISTA-20P platform is the specified control panel.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or alarm systems contractor in accordance with applicable local codes and NFPA 72 guidelines. Disconnect all power sources, including AC power and backup battery, before making any wiring connections to the control panel. Verify RF receiver placement to ensure adequate wireless signal coverage throughout the protected area. Do not power up the system until all wiring connections have been inspected and confirmed correct.