Honeywell Home V128BPE-KT34 Fire Control Accessory Kit

Product Description

The Honeywell Home Intrusion V128BPE-KT34 is a fire control accessory kit sold as a single unit, designed for use in security and fire alarm control applications. The raw title references panel and keypad components including a 128-point control, a 6160 alphanumeric keypad, a 3035 transformer, a Wav2 module, and 620 and 621 accessories, suggesting this is a bundled kit grouping core panel hardware with essential peripheral devices. Installation and commissioning are performed by licensed fire alarm or security system technicians. This kit is categorized under fire control accessories and is supplied in an each-sold unit of measure.

This kit is suited for commercial or residential fire and intrusion control panel installations where a bundled set of components is required to complete or expand a system. The referenced components in the supplier title suggest the kit may include or pair with a 128-zone control panel, a 6160-series keypad, a plug-in transformer, and zone expander or output modules. Installers should verify the exact kit contents against the manufacturer packing list upon receipt before beginning installation.

Key Features

• Bundled kit format reduces sourcing time for multi-component panel installations
• Categorized as a fire control accessory, suitable for fire alarm and intrusion system integration
• Sold as a single unit (each) with a quantity of one per package
• References 128-zone panel hardware and associated keypad and module components per supplier data

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style kit for fire and intrusion control panel systems within the Honeywell Home Intrusion product line. Verify exact compatible panel models and peripheral devices against the manufacturer documentation included with the kit, as no specific model compatibility data was provided in the product listing.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed fire alarm or low-voltage security technician in accordance with NFPA 72 and all applicable local codes. Power down the control panel and disconnect the backup battery before connecting or replacing any panel components or peripherals. Review the manufacturer wiring diagrams included with the kit before making any connections. Do not energize the system until all connections have been verified and the panel has been properly programmed.