Honeywell Home Intrusion V2060RFKT428 Security Control Panel

Product Description

The Honeywell Home Intrusion V2060RFKT428 is a hybrid security control panel kit designed for professional alarm system installations. This kit combines a wired and wireless control panel architecture, giving security integrators and licensed alarm technicians the flexibility to serve a wide range of residential and light commercial applications. The hybrid design supports both hardwired zone inputs and RF wireless sensors, reducing retrofit wiring labor while maintaining the reliability of a hardwired backbone. It is specified and installed by licensed security contractors and alarm system professionals.

The V2060RFKT428 is suited for new installations and retrofit projects where a mix of wired and wireless detection zones is required. The kit format bundles essential panel components, making it a practical choice for structured security deployments in residential and small commercial settings. Based on the raw product designation, this kit includes RF capability along with associated sensors and accessories as configured in the kit assembly.

Key Features

• Hybrid architecture supports both hardwired and RF wireless zones in a single control panel
• Kit configuration includes panel and associated RF and sensor components
• Designed for residential and light commercial security system installations
• Reduces retrofit labor by accommodating wireless sensors alongside wired inputs
• Sold as a single unit kit (each)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation panel kit for hybrid wired and wireless residential and light commercial security systems. Consult the manufacturer documentation for specific zone expander, keypad, and sensor compatibility before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation must be performed by a licensed alarm system technician or security contractor in accordance with local and national codes governing low-voltage alarm systems. Disconnect all power sources, including AC mains and backup battery, before servicing or replacing any control panel components. Follow the manufacturer wiring diagram for zone, power, and communications connections. Program all zones and RF devices through the panel keypad or installer software before commissioning the system.