Honeywell Home Intrusion V21V60KT1 Hybrid Security Kit

Product Description

The Honeywell Home Intrusion V21V60KT1 is a hybrid security control panel kit that combines the VISTA 21iP control panel with a 6160 alphanumeric keypad and an LTE-21V cellular communicator in a single bundle. This kit provides both wired and wireless zone capability in one integrated package, making it a practical choice for residential and light-commercial security system installations. Licensed alarm installation professionals use this panel to build scalable intrusion detection systems that support both hardwired sensors and wireless devices from a single control board.

This kit is suited for residential and light-commercial intrusion detection applications where a combination of wired and wireless sensing zones is required. The included 6160 full-function alphanumeric keypad allows end-user arming and disarming, while the LTE-21V communicator provides cellular-path alarm reporting to a central monitoring station without reliance on a landline or broadband connection. This makes it appropriate for new construction as well as retrofit installations where traditional phone lines are no longer available.

Key Features

• Hybrid control panel supports both hardwired and wireless zones in a single system
• Includes 6160 alphanumeric keypad for full-function user control
• LTE-21V cellular communicator provides alarm reporting over LTE network path
• Kit format reduces sourcing steps by bundling panel, keypad, and communicator together
• Designed for licensed alarm installation professionals in residential and light-commercial settings

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style kit for hybrid security control panel installations requiring a VISTA-series panel, alphanumeric keypad, and cellular LTE communicator together in one package.

Installation Notes

Installation of this security control panel kit should be performed by a licensed alarm systems technician in accordance with applicable local, state, and national electrical codes, including NEC guidelines for low-voltage wiring. Disconnect all power sources, including AC power and backup battery, before making wiring connections to the control board. Follow the manufacturer's installation documentation for zone wiring, communicator programming, and keypad addressing. Central station reporting functionality requires active cellular service provisioning for the LTE communicator prior to final system test.