Honeywell Home LTEM-PIV Lte Cellular Alarm Communicator

Product Description

The Honeywell Home Intrusion LTEM-PIV is an LTE cellular alarm communicator designed for use on the Verizon network. It provides a primary or backup communication path between a security control panel and a central monitoring station, transmitting alarm signals over the cellular network when traditional phone or broadband connections are unavailable or compromised. The LTEM-PIV is part of the LTEM-P series and is installed by licensed alarm technicians and security integrators in residential and light commercial intrusion detection systems.

The LTEM-PIV is suited for installations where Verizon LTE network coverage is the preferred or available carrier option. It is commonly deployed in retrofits of existing security panels moving away from POTS or 3G communicators, as well as in new installations requiring a dedicated cellular communication path. Residential and small commercial security systems benefit from its cellular-only reporting capability, eliminating dependence on landline infrastructure.

Key Features

• Operates on the Verizon LTE cellular network for alarm signal transmission
• Part of the LTEM-P series cellular communicator platform
• Suitable for primary or backup communication path configurations
• Designed for integration with compatible security control panels
• Supports central station monitoring via cellular uplink

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and integration communicator for compatible residential and light commercial intrusion alarm control panels requiring Verizon LTE cellular communication.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed alarm or low-voltage technician in accordance with local codes and the panel manufacturer's wiring guidelines. Power down the security control panel before connecting or disconnecting the communicator module. Verify Verizon LTE signal strength at the installation site prior to finalizing mounting location. Follow all applicable NFPA and local jurisdiction requirements for alarm system installations.