Alarm Communications
ADVANCED COMMUNICATIONS PRODUCTS
GSM DIGITAL NETWORK SOLUTIONS
Honeywell brings you the most robust communications products available, developed with the highest level of reliability and with the future in mind. Our groundbreaking solutions such as Dual-Path and Triple-Path Technology increase the reliability of security communications so signals can get through. Install a radio on every job.
GSMX Digital Cellular Communicator shown.
GSM Communicators
These GSM communicators deliver secure, reliable and complementary digital communications via the GSM network. They feature our exclusive Dual-Path Technology which utilizes GPRS for alarm reporting and data transmission, and SMS as back-up of alarm reporting should GPRS become unavailable.
GSMX
Digital Cellular Communicator
Today’s communications challenges demand an alternative to POTS demise, unreliable VoIP, and cell-only homes. Honeywell’s GSMX provides a communication solution to meet these challenges. Combined with Honeywell's VISTA control panels, GSMX delivers reliable communications as a primary communicator in residential applications. Maintain connectivity of your customers without compromising service ability.
• Compatible with Honeywell's VISTA control panels via ECP
• Web-based programming • Total Connect remote service ready • Hinged cover for ease of installation • Residential listing
• Flexible, labor-saving design; mounted on the cabinet or remotely • No separate transformer required
• Operates off control panel's power supply and backup battery
• Dual-Path GSM Technology with GPRS and SMS
• Supports upload/download of Honeywell's VISTA control panels
7845GSMR
• Remote service capability offers optional Total Connect web-based or SMS control plus e-mail notification of system events
• Dual-Path Technology using GPRS (General Packet Radio Service) as primary digital cellular path and automatically switches to SMS (Short Message Service) as required
• Upload/Download with select Honeywell control panels
• Universal control panel compatibility
• Six Input Zones configured for +V, -V or EOLR triggering, providing seven zones
• Dialer capture ready using Honeywell Dialer Capture Intelligence Device DCID (for LYNX) or DCID-EXT (other control panels)
• Full Contact ID or ADEMCO High-Speed Reporting
• Tamper protected enclosure
• Built-in power supply (transformer included)
• Back-up battery for up to 24 hours of standby operation (battery included)
• Web-based programming using AlarmNet Direct
• Enhanced remote services such as virtual keypad emulation, text messaging and e-mail notification
Internet and GSM Communicator
7845i-GSM
Internet and Digital Cellular Communicator
The 7845i-GSM combines the Internet communicator with a GSM radio in one convenient device. Our exclusive triple-path communications solution delivers added reliability and an extra level of security. Triple-Path Technology provides three paths of communication using the Internet, GPRS and SMS. The Internet is the primary and least costly way to communicate. Should the Internet be unavailable, the unit can communicate using the GSM network.
• Remote service capability offers optional Total Connect web-based or SMS control plus e-mail notification of system events
• Triple-Path Technology using Internet, GPRS (General Packet Radio Service) and SMS (Short Message Service)
• Upload/Download with select Honeywell control panels using Internet or GPRS
• Universal control panel compatibility
• Six Input Zones configured for +V, -V or EOLR triggering, providing seven zones
• Dialer capture ready using Honeywell Dialer Capture Intelligence Device DCID (for LYNX) or DCID-EXT (other control panels)
• Full Contact ID or ADEMCO High-Speed Reporting
• Tamper protected enclosure • Built-in power supply (transformer included)
• Back-up battery for up to 24 hours of standby operation (battery included)
• Web-based programming using AlarmNet Direct
• Enhanced remote services such as virtual keypad emulation, text messaging and e-mail notification
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