Honeywell Home TUXEDOW Touchscreen Lcd Security Keypad

Product Description

The Honeywell Home TUXEDOW is a touchscreen LCD security keypad designed for use in intrusion alarm systems. It provides a graphic touch interface for arming, disarming, and managing a security panel, replacing traditional button-style keypads with a full-color touchscreen display. Licensed security system installers and low-voltage alarm technicians are the primary trade professionals who specify and install this device. The TUXEDOW is sold as a single unit and is suited for installations where an intuitive, modern interface is required at the keypad location.

This touchscreen keypad is intended for residential and light commercial intrusion alarm applications. It mounts at a central access point such as an entry or main hallway and communicates with a compatible security control panel. The 7-inch touchscreen form factor allows users to interact with the system without physical buttons, simplifying the user experience for end customers and reducing mechanical wear points over the product lifecycle. Installation is performed as part of a new system build or as an upgrade to an existing compatible panel.

Key Features

• 7-inch touchscreen LCD display for full graphic interaction with the security system
• Replaces traditional button-style keypads with a touch-driven interface
• Single-unit packaging suitable for per-zone or per-entry-point installation
• Compatible with intrusion alarm control panels requiring an LCD touchscreen keypad
• Low-voltage device installed by licensed alarm and low-voltage technicians

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or upgrade touchscreen keypad for compatible Honeywell Home intrusion alarm control panels requiring an LCD touchscreen interface.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or alarm systems technician in accordance with local codes and the control panel manufacturer wiring guidelines. Power down or place the control panel in service mode before wiring the keypad bus connections. Avoid routing keypad data wiring in the same conduit as high-voltage AC wiring to prevent interference. Consult the panel programming guide to enroll the keypad address before restoring system power.