Honeywell L5200 Replaced by L5210

Posted February 11, 2016 at 01:10 am By Joshua Unseth

Honeywell's flagship L5200 panel has been discontinued. Since June of 2014, the L5200 has been the lesser, more affordable counterpart to the L7000. At Alarm Grid, the L5200 has been our best selling panel, and we are sad to see it go. Though it is being replaced by a panel that is nearly identical.

When released, Honeywell said that the L5200 would be the last panel they ever released with a POTs connection, although its replacement appears to have included the connection. The main difference between the L5200 and the new L5210, as you can see in the image below, is the smaller screen and the shape/type of the buttons. Honeywell has developed the L5210 to look more like its large-screen counterpart, the L7000. The panel is a sleek looking product, and while the smaller screen may make the unit a bit less attractive than the L5200, it's worth noting that the price of the new panels is between 5 and 10% cheaper.

As of today, Alarm Grid is discontinuing the sale of the l5200 and selling only the L7000 and L5210s. We have also switched out the old L5200 kits, and are now selling the L5210 in kits that are the same as the L5200 kits (Our most popular L5210 kits are the L5210PK-WIFI, L5210PK10-WIFI, and the L5210PK10-WIFI-3G).

For those who have the old, L5200 model, worry not. The systems are effectively the same and all the products that work on the L5200 work on the L5210 and vice versa. If you need help with your L5200 or L5210 system, need communicators, or just have general use questions, please let us know or email us at support@alarmgrid.com.

Tags: Wireless Alarm Systems, Wireless Alarm Systems, Product Graveyard, Product Announcements, News, Honeywell L7000, Honeywell L5210PK-WIFI, Honeywell L5210PK10-WIFI, Honeywell L5210PK10-WIFI-3G, Honeywell L5210, Honeywell L5200

Comments

Darrell Griffin

May 17, 2023 15:59

The LTE cell is still available. It will need a firmware update we sell kits that comes with updater tool and cellular lte communicator Verizon - https://www.alarmgrid.com/products/honeywell-lteupgkt-l57v ATT - https://www.alarmgrid.com/products/honeywell-lteupgkt-l57a

LARRY JOJO

May 17, 2023 14:09

a friend has a l5200 - can it be monitored using cell service?

Godfrey

July 03, 2019 14:24

The following link is the steps to backdoor into the panel. Please review the to do so. As long as the system is not armed when attempt is made you should get into the panel https://www.alarmgrid.com/faq/how-do-i-get-back-into-programming-if-i-am-locked-out-on-my-l520

Rod Himan

July 02, 2019 22:00

But that’s my point Godfrey. I have no other codes and no way to get them.. I have no idea when or if the 5210 was ever monitored. I’m just trying to clear the damn trouble code! I’m trying to understand why the power off and on procedure, pressing home button, clear 00, bla blabla, does t work.

Godfrey

July 02, 2019 17:16

Based on what you're staying it sounds like the system was previously monitored. Since the default installer code (4112) that used to program the panel is not working also the other monitoring company changed it. If can find out what the installer code was change to you'll be able to change the communicate path of the panel

Rod Himan

July 01, 2019 11:50

My newly purchased condo came with a L5210. Ive removed the GSM and WIFI modules. I am currently able to arm and disarm the system using a code which was given to me. The code does not get me into programming.. Codes 1234 nor 4112 work either. I have attempted the back door method of getting into programming to no avail.. The system currently has a trouble code (yellow banner across top of screen) and the comm 103 error. While this doesn’t prevent me from using the system, I am unable to clear this error without getting into programming?