May 2025 Archives

Spring is here and today we observe Memorial Day. What started in the late 1800s as Decoration Day, a time to honor fallen Civil War soldiers, has transformed over the years. In 1968, President Lyndon Johnson declared the last Monday in May to be Memorial Day by signing the Uniform Holiday Act.

The Alarm Grid offices will be closed in observance of Memorial Day on Monday May 26, 2025. We won't be answering calls for technical support or activating new accounts. This is an opportunity for our dedicated staff to relax and enjoy time with their families. Working in security can be stressful and everyone needs a break from time to time!

We'll be back in the office on Tuesday, May 27, 2025 for our regular support hours (9:00 AM - 8:00 PM Eastern Time). If you have an inquiry over the holiday weekend, feel free to email us at support@alarmgrid.com. We'll prioritize support emails on Tuesday and get back to you as quickly as possible. Please be patient while we respond to all requests.

If you have full central station monitoring with Alarm Grid know that our central station partners, Criticom Monitoring Services (United States customers) and Rapid Response (Canadian customers) are available at all times. If you need to verify or cancel an alarm, or put your system or a sensor on test, you can contact them. You can reach Rapid Response at (800) 932-3822.

Customers in the U.S. can call (888) 818-7728 and choose Option [9] at the prompt. This will send you directly to Criticom Monitoring Services (CMS). Regardless which monitoring station you call, you will need to be ready with your name, address, and false alarm password. Be sure it's the false alarm password that you provide to the operator. Not the duress password and not an incorrect password. Providing the wrong information will result in a dispatch of the authorities.

If you need to make changes to your account, change the way an alarm is treated, update your zone list, change your false alarm password, or have any other "housekeeping" tasks for your system, the monitoring station can't help you with those You can either email the request, which is preferred, or you can wait and call when we're back in the office.

What started as a way to honor fallen Civil War soldiers now extends to all who died in U.S. conflicts. I remember calling my father on Memorial Day to thank him for his service. He told me I had the wrong day, that was for Veteran's Day. I knew, I just wanted an extra opportunity to thank him for coming home. Today, we especially honor those who were not so fortunate, and their families.

The impressive DSC PowerG+ lineup is coming soon, offering a suite of powerful new features. You can soon access convenient over-the-air firmware updates, live battery level reporting, and easy system pairing. Completing this update, the entire lineup will feature a unified, modern look.

One thing that won't change with PowerG+ is the staggering transmission range you can expect from each sensor. Both PowerG and PowerG+ offer a reliable transmitting range of up to 1.24 miles or 1.99 km! It is unlikely you'll need a repeater with these sensors, but if you do, a PowerG+ repeater is available.

In many cases, you may not need a repeater, but the installation of a repeater could save money on sensor batteries. That's because like PowerG, the PowerG+ sensors use adaptive transmission. That means the sensor communicates with the receiver to determine what the minimum necessary transmitting power is to reach it. By determining and then using this minimum required transmission strength, the sensor conserves battery power.

PowerG+ Sensors

Here we'll list all the PowerG+ Sensors we know about currently, and provide a brief description of each. Something all PowerG+ sensors have in common is backward compatibility, or what they call "fallback mode". What this means is that any panel that supports PowerG will work with these sensors.

However, in the Qolsys IQ Panel 4 lineup, for example, the panel will need to be on software version 4.6.0 to fully support all of the PowerG+ added features, such as battery level reporting and over-the-air firmware updates.

DSC PGP9303 - Vanishing Door/Window Sensor

Say goodbye to frustrating installation with the new DSC PGP9303 Vanishing Door/Window Sensor. This slim contact comes with a brilliantly designed, full-length magnet that matches the sensor's height. No longer do you need to pinpoint the sweet spot for magnet placement; just ensure the magnet is anywhere along the correct side of the sensor for consistent and reliable operation.

The PGP9303 comes in white, but replacement plastic shells are available in black, grey, and brown. The colored plastics will likely be sold in quantities of five (5) or ten (10) per SKU. The details on that are not yet available. Either way, once you receive the colored plastic, just pop the printed circuit board and the magnet out of their white plastic shells and pop them into the replacements. Then mount using either screws or two-sided foam tape.

Quick Specs:

• Battery Type: 3 V Lithium CR2450 Panasonic, Duracell, or GP battery only.
• Dimensions: 2.7" x 1.2" x 0.5" (68 mm x 31 mm x 12 mm)
• Operating Temperature: 14°F - 131°F (-10°C - +55°C) UL verified temp range: 32°F - 120°F (0°C - +49°C) only
• Frequency Band: 912 MHz - 919 MHz

PGP9303 Magnet Gap Spacing Details:

DSC PGP9945E Door/Window Contact with Aux Input

The DSC PGP9945E sensor is a versatile door/window contact featuring an auxiliary wired zone input. This smart design allows you to secure two separate openings with a single transmitter, maximizing efficiency. While not as ultra-slim as the PGP9303, this device maintains a small form factor and boasts the same impressive transmitting range.

Like the PGP9303, the PGP9945E comes in white, but color plastic replacements can be ordered in black, gray, or brown. Both the sensor and the magnet plastic can be replaced with the color option of your choice. The full-size magnet also simplifies magnet placement during installation.

The auxiliary wired input can be configured for normally open, normally closed, single end-of-line, double end-of-line, or triple end-of-line resistor supervision.The resistor value used is 5.6 KΩ.

In addition to securing multiple points, the PGP9945E is equipped with ambient temperature sensing capabilities. Although Qolsys and Alarm.com have not yet detailed their plans for this data, it could potentially be used to inform and optimize your building's climate control system, allowing for more precise automation based on real-time temperature readings from various points.

Quick Specs:

• Battery Type: 3 V Lithium CR123A GP battery only.
• Battery life: 8 years with typical use at room temperature.
• Dimensions: 3.5" x 1.5" x 1.2" (89 mm x 37 mm x 30 mm)
• Operating Temperature: 14°F - 131°F (-10°C - +55°C) UL verified range: 32°F - 120°F (0°C - +49°C) only
• Frequency Band: 912 MHz - 919 MHz
• Auxiliary Input Wire Length Limit: 32.8' (10 m) using 22 AWG.

PGP9945E Magnet Gap Spacing Details:

DSC PGP9914 Indoor Motion PIR Detector

The DSC PGP9914 PowerG+ Indoor Motion PIR sensor offers robust security detection with several advanced features. It boasts an expanded range, capable of detecting motion up to 39.3' (12m) away. The sensor incorporates True Motion Recognition™, an advanced algorithm that helps differentiate between actual intruder movement and other potential disturbances, like curtains being moved by air currents, significantly reducing false alarms.

For households with pets, the PGP9914 includes optional built-in pet immunity, which can prevent false alarms caused by animals weighing up to 85 pounds (38 kg). Sensor management is simplified through battery level reporting and over-the-air updates to add features and provide issue resolution. Additionally, installation is made easy with features like battery pull tabs and QR codes instead of an enrollment button. Some PowerG sensors offered this simplified enrollment, but all PowerG+ sensors have it.

Quick Specs:

• Battery Type: 3 V Lithium CR123A Panasonic, Duracell, and GP only.
• Battery life: 6 to 8 years with typical use at room temperature.
• Dimensions: 3.4" x 2.5" x 1.6" (86 mm x 63 mm x 40 mm)
• Operating Temperature: 14°F - 131°F (-10°C - +55°C) UL verified range: 32°F - 120°F (0°C - +49°C) only
• Frequency Band: 912 MHz - 919 MHz
• Maximum Coverage Area: 39' (12 m) 90°.
• Pet Immunity Limit: Up to 85 Lbs (38 kg).

DSC PGP9934P Indoor PIR Cam

The DSC PGP9934P PowerG+ Indoor PIR Cam is the next generation in motion detection. This device combines advanced PIR capabilities with powerful visual verification, delivering improved, high-resolution color images and video clips viewable in real time via the Alarm.com app. It offers fast alarm verification, allowing users to receive real-time visual alarm confirmation upon motion detection.

The extended camera range covers up to 40' (12m) in daylight and 33' (10m) in darkness, ensuring optimal room coverage. For motion detection, it provides 40' x 40' (12m x 12m) coverage at a 90° angle, with optional built-in pet immunity to reduce false alarms caused by pets.

Quick Specs:

• Battery Type: (2) 3 V Lithium CR123A
• Battery life: 5 years with typical use at room temperature.
• Recommended Mounting Height:
  • 6' - 8' (1.8m - 2.4m) - Non pet-tolerant
  • 6' - 7' (1.8m - 2.1m) - Pet-tolerant
• Dimensions: 4.9" x 2.5" x 24" (125 mm x 63 mm x 60 mm)
• Operating Temperature: 14°F - 122°F (-10°C - +50°C)
• Frequency Band: 912 MHz - 919 MHz
• Maximum Coverage Area: 40' x 40' (12m x 12m)/90°.
• Camera Type: CMOS
• Camera Range: 40' (12m) in Daytime, 33' (10m) in Complete Darkness
• Color & Resolution (Color and B&W):
  • QVGA: (320 x 240 pixels)
  • QQVGA: (160 x 120 pixels)
  • HD: (1280 × 720 pixels, Peek-In only)
  • VGA: (640 x 480 pixels)
• Frame Rate: Up to 2 frames per second
• Camera Angle: 90° Wide Angle
• Camera Response: Instant capture functionality

DSC PGP9922 Glass Break Detector

Safeguarding your windows and glass doors is essential, and the DSC PGP9922 PowerG+ Glass Break Detector delivers advanced, reliable detection for your home or business. This detector offers an impressive glass break detection range of up to 25' (7.6m), or 20 feet (6m) depending on the size of the protected glass. Beyond its robust performance, it features a modern design that seamlessly integrates into any aesthetic without compromising security.

Installation is remarkably easy, thanks to convenient battery pull tabs and QR codes for quick device enrollment. For ongoing management, the detector supports over-the-air updates for remote sensor upgrades and provides battery life reporting allowing you and your alarm dealer to monitor sensor battery levels. Best of all, the PG9922 comes fully calibrated, eliminating the need for manual adjustments during installation.

Arguably the best feature of this new glass break detector is its appearance. In the past, consumers have often prioritized motion detectors over glass break detectors, in spite of the fact that a glass break sensor can prevent a break in while a motion detector is usually engaged only after an intrusion has occurred. I believe one reason for that is that glass break sensors have historically been...well, ugly. The DSC PGP9922 aims to change that.

Quick Specs:

• Battery Type: (2) 3 V Lithium CR123A, GP or Panasonic only
• Battery life: 5 years with typical use at room temperature (77°F (25°C) Note: Not evaluated by UL/ULC).
• Minimum Distance from Glass: 5' (1.5m)
• Dimensions: 4.2" x 2.7" x 1.2" (107.5mm x 69mm x 30mm)
• Operating Temperature: 14°F - 120°F (-10°C - +48.8°C) UL verified range: 32°F - 120°F (0°C - +49°C) only
• Frequency Band: 912 MHz - 919 MHz
• Max Detection Range:
  • 25' (7.6m) For Glass that is a Minimum of 15 3/4" x 15 3/4" (40cm x 40cm)
  • 20' (6m) For Glass between 12" x 12" (30cm x 30cm) to 15 3/4" x 15 3/4" (40cm x 40cm)
  • For UL/ULC the maximum verified range is 20' (6m).
• Glass Type: UL Tested on Plate, tempered, wired, laminated, covered, and sealed insulated.
• Glass Thickness (per UL tests):
  • Plate: 1/8" - 1/4" (3.2mm - 6.4mm)
  • Tempered: 1/8" - 1/4" (3.2mm - 6.4mm)
  • Wired: 1/4" (6.4mm)
  • Coated: 1/8" - 1/4" (3.2mm - 6.4mm)
  • Laminated: 1/4" (6.4mm)
  • Sealed Insulating: 1/8" - 1/4" (3.2mm - 6.4mm)
  • NOTE: Laminated and Sealed Insulating glass are protected only if both the inner and outer panes are broken.
• Room Size:
  • At least 10' x 10' (3m x 3m)
  • At most 40' x 40' (12m x 12m)

DSC PGP9986 PowerG+ Water Tile - Flood and Freeze Sensor

The DSC PGP9986 is a PowerG+ flood and freeze detector commonly referred to as the Water Tile. It can detect water leaks from sinks, dishwashers, washing machines, and any other area where water is used, but the floor should remain dry. It also has the option to alert you when the temperature drops, allowing you to prevent burst pipes.

The Water Tile can be used alone or with an external probe or sensing cable. You can check out the installation instructions. The external probe must be used alone while up to two (2) sensing cables can be used by connecting the second cable into the end of the first. The probe and sensing cable come with a wall mounting bracket that they connect to. The Water Tile then slides into the bracket and clicks into place. Since the sensor itself should not be submerged, it is best to use a probe or cable when monitoring areas where the water might get too deep for the Water Tile itself.

Quick Specs:

• Power Supply: Battery.
• Battery Type: 2 x 3V Lithium CR2450 Panasonic, Duracell, or GP batteries only.
• Expected Battery Life: 5 years with typical use at room temperature 77°F (25°C).
• Ingress Protection (IP) Rating: IP65.
• Freeze Alert Temperature (Ambient): 41˚F (5˚C)
• Operating Temperature: 14°F - 131°F (-10°C - +55°C)
• Dimensions (L x W x H): 2.6" x 2.6" x 0.43" (65 mm x 65 mm x 11 mm)

DSC PGP9920 PowerG+ Wireless Repeater

The DSC PGP9920 PowerG+ Wireless Repeater is installed in the field, usually at the edge of the PowerG receiver's range. It listens for PowerG and PowerG+ sensor transmissions. If it hears a transmission, it repeats it to ensure that it reaches the receiver. The PGP9920 has it's own power source, but like the alarm panel it works with, it also has a backup battery to provide 48 hours of standby power in the event of a power failure. This keeps your entire system up and running in the event of an extended power outage.

For supervision purposes, the PGP9920 is programmed into the panel as a zone. This allows the panel to supervise the repeater for power outages, low battery conditions, and tamper. The PGP9920 has both a cover and a back tamper. So, whether it's pulled off the wall, or the cover is removed, the alarm panel can signal a tamper condition.

As we mentioned before, PowerG and PowerG+ devices use adaptive transmission when communicating with the alarm system. This allows the sensor or repeater to use only as much power as is necessary to send a signal. This helps to conserve battery power, and is why these devices have such long battery life. For this reason, even when a repeater isn't necessary, it may be worthwhile to add one in particularly large installations to help conserve power.

Quick Specs:

• Power Supply: 100-240 VAC to 6V/1A DC For UL Listed product, 120 VAC, 60 Hz. Sure-Power type SW-060100A.
• Battery Type: Rechargeable. 3.6 V 2200 mAh Li-ion Q-LITE type ICR18650.
• Backup Battery Duration: At least 48 Hours, for UL Listed product 24 Hours.
• Dimensions: 7.1" x 7.1" x 1.9" (180mm x 180mm x 48mm)
• Operating Temperature: 32°F - 120°F (0°C - +49°C) UL verified range: 32°F - 120°F (0°C - +49°C) only
• Frequency Band: 912 MHz - 919 MHz

Most of these PowerG+ products are not yet available, with the exception of the DSC PGP9934P Indoor PIR Cam. Those are available right now! So, if you click on any of the other product links above, you'll see some crazy pricing. This is so that we can prepare for the products to go live, while discouraging anyone from attempting to order a product that's not yet available.

Once these products become available, we'll have another blog with that announcement and the actual pricing will go up on the page. We're just excited about this launch and want to make the full product descriptions available now, rather than waiting. Product availability will very likely coincide closely with the release of the 4.6.0 software update for the Qolsys IQ Panel 4 systems, so be on the lookout for that as well.

Update 6:46 PM 05/12/25: Per AlarmNet and Resideo, both Total Connect 2.0 and alarm communications are fully restored. This update isn't time stamped, so it's unclear exactly when services were restored. Alarm dealers may continue to see some issues in programming legacy devices and video-only accounts. PRO Series and VISTAH3 device programming is completely restored.

Original Post:

AlarmNet has alerted all dealers to an issue with their communicators that began at 8:15 AM today. They are investigating the issue and working diligently toward a solution. Preliminary investigation shows that this interruption is not the result of malicious activity or a security breach.

What You May See:

As a result of this issue, you may have seen a communicator failure message on your system. This could show up as a "Check 103" message, "Reporter Failure", and possibly others. You may also have noticed issues logging into Total Connect 2.0, or delays or failures in completing commands using TC2.

According to AlarmNet, they are seeing some system recovery with improvements in latency, etc. However, the AlarmNet network is still not at 100%, so if you notice an issue logging into Total Connect 2.0, or an issue with sluggish or failed command execution, this is why.

In the past, we've seen queued signals and notifications being delivered once communication is restored. This can present as a notification coming through that seems out of place. For example, you may receive a notification that your system was disarmed when you know that you armed it. This is just a disarm notification from a previous instance that was delayed in being delivered. The best thing to do is log into Total Connect 2.0 and verify your system status. You can check the panel's event log to confirm exactly what has taken place on your system.

What You Can Do:

If you receive a trouble message on your system you silence it by acknowledging it. This process can vary depending on what system you're using. On a VISTA system, press any key on the keypad to silence the trouble beeping. Enter a disarm sequence by pressing your four-digit code plus one (1) or OFF. Do this twice.

If the communication issue has been resolved, the second disarm command will clear the trouble message from your keypad. If not, the message will remain until the condition has been resolved and you enter a disarm command again.

On the various touchscreen panels or keypads, you should be able to follow prompts on the display to silence and clear the trouble message. On the PRO Series panels, tap the red alert indicator at the bottom right of the display. This will silence the trouble beep and bring up the alert screen. Any active trouble conditions will be displayed. Press "Clear" at the upper right and enter a valid user code.

As with a VISTA system, if the trouble condition has been resolved, this will clear the display. If not, the message will remain under "Active Issues" until the trouble condition is resolved. In this case, until whatever is causing the communication problems has been taken care of. Once the condition has been resolved, press "Clear" again and enter your user code to clear the message.

Stay tuned, as we receive updates we'll update this blog post with any available information.

Update 07/21/25: The Apple CarPlay integration is now available! You can see how to set it up in this helpful FAQ!

Apple CarPlay is designed to shift your attention from your phone to your car's built-in touchscreen, helping you keep your eyes where they should be – safely on the road ahead. Later this month, you can add the Alarm.com app to the growing list of apps available for use with Apple CarPlay.

The bad news is, far too many people are killed in traffic accidents caused by distracted driving. But, there's good news, too. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) that number has decreased steadily over the past few years. This decrease is likely due to options like Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and other initiatives.

According to Alarm.com:

"We’re excited to announce that support for Apple CarPlay is on the way, empowering iPhone customers to effortlessly access their favorite smart security controls right from their vehicle’s display. With a simple, driving-friendly interface, they can stay focused on the road and connected to home, no matter where they go."

The addition of Alarm.com to Apple CarPlay is coming later this month, though an exact date has not yet been provided. In order to use Alarm.com with CarPlay, you'll need the latest app version, a compatible iPhone, and a vehicle or after-market stereo system that supports the feature.

What you can expect from the Alarm.com App in Apple CarPlay:

• Receive critical alerts from your system straight to your vehicle's display.
• Open and close compatible garage doors, simplifying your departure and arrival at home or work.
• Activate custom scenes for Alarm.com-compatible automation devices.
• Run Home and Away scenes for complete control of your system in one convenient location.

In conclusion, as technology like Apple CarPlay continues to evolve, it plays a vital role in reducing the dangers of distracted driving, contributing to safer roads for everyone. The upcoming integration of the Alarm.com app with Apple CarPlay is a prime example of this progress, bringing the convenience and control of your smart home security system directly to your vehicle's display.

This means you'll soon be able to manage alerts, control access, and activate scenes with simple, driver-focused interactions, keeping your attention on the journey ahead while staying connected to what matters most at home. Get ready for a safer and more connected driving experience when Alarm.com arrives on Apple CarPlay later this month.

The First Alert VISTAH3 is Resideo's premiere hybrid panel. It offers built-in wired zones and a built-in PROSIX receiver. With an added module, it can support legacy RF from various manufacturers. However, a touchscreen keypad must be added for local programming, and WIFI isn't included.

The VISTAH3 supports up to 96 zones total, with up to four (4) partitions. There are eight (8) built in hardwired zones, expandable up to a total of 64 hardwired zones. The panel has an RJ45 connector built-in for hardwired Ethernet. If a hardwired network connection isn't possible, the panel can support WIFI with the addition of a module.

The VISTAH3 supports the following agency listings (in no particular order):

• UL 985 - Household Fire
• UL 1023 - Household Burg
• UL 2610 - Commercial Burg
• UL 1637 - Home Healthcare Signaling Equipment
• UL 2017 - Safety General Purpose Signaling Devices
• ULC S545 - Residential Fire Warning System Control Units (Canada)
• ULC S304 - Standard for Control Units, Accessories and Receiving Equipment for Intrusion Alarm Systems (Canada)
• ANSI/SIA CP-01 - False Alarm Reduction Standard

Once the VISTAH3 is registered with AlarmNet it can be used with Total Connect 2.0. This allows the end-user to monitor their system remotely, check system status, arm and disarm from nearly any location, control home automation devices that are associated with the account and view video, if included in the monitoring plan.

Like the Honeywell Home PROA7 and PROA7PLUS and the Resideo PROA7C and PROA7PLUSC the First Alert VISTAH3 can be programmed remotely through AlarmNet360 or locally through a touchscreen keypad. Unlike the PRO Series panels though, the VISTAH3 doesn't come with a touchscreen interface from the factory.

To add a touchscreen to the VISTAH3, you must also add WIFI capability. This can be done by adding either the PROWIFI (WIFI only) or the PROWIFIZW (WIFI and Z-Wave Plus). Once the panel has access to WIFI the Honeywell Home PROWLTOUCH, Resideo PROWLTOUCHC, or the First Alert VISTAHTCHWLC can be added.

Up to eight (8) touchscreen keypads are supported per VISTAH3 panel. You can read all about the number and types of supported keypads in this helpful FAQ. In the table below, we have a list of all the VISTAH3 associated products with links to each.

In addition to the individual components listed in the table, we provide a list of curated kits below. These kits make it easy for DIY customers to get all necessary items to program their system upon arrival. Click any link in the table for additional information on individual products, including specifications and documentation on the dedicated product pages.

First Alert VISTAH3 and Associated Products:

Product	Image	Description
First Alert VISTAH3		Hybrid alarm panel with eight (8) hardwired zones and PROSIX wireless capability built in.
Honeywell Home PROWIFI		WIFI-only Module
Honeywell Home PROWIFIZW		WIFI + Z-Wave Plus Module
First Alert VISTAHTCHWLC		WIFI Touchscreen Keypad
Honeywell Home PROWLTOUCH		WIFI Touchscreen Keypad
Honeywell Home PROLTE-A		AT&T LTE Cellular Module
Honeywell Home PROLTE-V2		Verizon LTE Cellular Module
Resideo PROWLTOUCHC		WIFI Touchscreen Keypad
First Alert VISTAHTKVRWL		Legacy Wireless Takeover Module
First Alert VISTAHEXPHW		Hardwired Expander
First Alert VISTAHISO		iBus Isolator Module (Isolates burg from fire devices on the iBus. Only required in commercial fire applications.)
First Alert VISTAHRELAY		iBus Relay Module
First Alert VISTAHTKVR-B		iBus to ECP Expansion Converter
First Alert VISTAHTKVR-V		iBus to V-PLEX Expansion Converter
First Alert VISTAHPKP		iBus portrait-style wired push-button keypad
First Alert VISTAHLKP		iBus landscape-style wired push-button keypad

First Alert VISTAH3 Kits Available from Alarm Grid:

• First Alert VISTAH3PK:
  • 1 - First Alert VISTAH3 Hybrid Panel
  • 1 - Honeywell Home PROWIFI (WIFI-only) Module
  • 1 - First Alert VISTAHTCHWLC WIFI Keypad
• First Alert VISTAH3PK-V:
  • 1 - First Alert VISTAH3 Hybrid Panel
  • 1 - Honeywell Home PROWIFI (WIFI-only) Module
  • 1 - Honeywell Home PROLTE-V2 Verizon LTE Module
  • 1 - First Alert VISTAHTCHWLC WIFI Keypad
• First Alert VISTAH3PK-A:
  • 1 - First Alert VISTAH3 Hybrid Panel
  • 1 - Honeywell Home PROWIFI (WIFI-only) Module
  • 1 - Honeywell Home PROLTE-A AT&T LTE Module
  • 1 - First Alert VISTAHTCHWLC WIFI Keypad
• First Alert VISTAH3PK-TCH:
  • 1 - First Alert VISTAH3 Hybrid Panel
  • 1 - Honeywell Home PROWIFIZW (WIFI & Z-Wave Plus) Module
  • 1 - First Alert VISTAHTCHWLC WIFI Keypad
• First Alert VISTAH3PK-TCH-V:
  • 1 - First Alert VISTAH3 Hybrid Panel
  • 1 - Honeywell Home PROWIFIZW (WIFI & Z-Wave Plus) Module
  • 1 - First Alert VISTAHTCHWLC WIFI Keypad
  • 1 - Honeywell Home PROLTE-V2 Verizon LTE Module
• First Alert VISTAH3PK-TCH-A:
  • 1 - First Alert VISTAH3 Hybrid Panel
  • 1 - Honeywell Home PROWIFIZW (WIFI & Z-Wave Plus) Module
  • 1 - First Alert VISTAHTCHWLC WIFI Keypad
  • 1 - Honeywell Home PROLTE-A AT&T LTE Module
• VISTAH3IND1***:
  • 1 - First Alert VISTAH3 Hybrid Panel
  • 1 - First Alert VISTAHPKP Portrait-style Wired Keypad
  • 1 - First Alert VX5 HD Indoor Camera

***Note: The last kit listed above (VISTAH3IND1) does not contain the required equipment for programming the VISTAH3. To program, you will need to add a WIFI-capable module and a touchscreen keypad from the list of individual products in the preceding table.