Frequently Asked Questions
How Do I Program a Honeywell 5800WAVE to a L5210?
The 5800WAVE simply needs its House ID to match the L5210s House ID to work as a system wireless siren. Learn how to interface the 5800WAVE with the L5210.
What Size Resistors Work on a Honeywell 4219 Zone Expander?
The only resistors that can be used with a Honeywell 4219 Zone Expander is a 2K-ohm rated resistor. Learn why the resistor is used and how to install them.
Honeywell L5200 vs L5210
The LYNX touch systems are wireless alarm and home automation panels. The L5200 and L5210 are both LYNX Touch series panels. Learn about the two panels here.
Will the VISTAs Work with the 4G Networks?
VISTA alarm systems can work with 4G cellular networks. There are five 4G cellular communicators available for the systems. Learn which one is right for you.
Will Wired Sensors Work on Any Alarm Panel?
Wired sensors have different properties which may make them compatible or not compatible with an alarm system. Find out if wired sensors work with your system!
Can I Change the Rev Chip on a Vista 21iP?
Honeywell sells a PROM Chip for older versions of the VISTA 21iP that allows these systems to be used with Total Connect 2.0. Learn how to change the VISTA 21iP Rev Chip.
Can VISTA Systems Use the 6160RF and Wireless Receivers?
Vista panels support hardwired and wireless expansion. Receivers can be stand alone, or built into a keypad. Learn about using the 6160RF with a Vista System.
How Do I Enable the GSMVLP4G on my Honeywell L3000?
Once the GSMVLP4G has been physically installed, you must enable it in programming. Learn how to enable cellular alarm communication on the LynxPlus.
How Do I Remove the VISTA 20P Expansion Module?
The Vista-20P supports both Wireless and Wired Zone Expansion. Learn how you can remove an expansion module and clear any trouble message this causes.
How Do I Change the Battery on an FG-1625?
The Honeywell FG-1625 is a hardwired glass break detector , and as such, doesn't use batteries. Learn more about wiring and testing the Honeywell FG-1625 here.
The 5800WAVE simply needs its House ID to match the L5210s House ID to work as a system wireless siren. Learn how to interface the 5800WAVE with the L5210.
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What Size Resistors Work on a Honeywell 4219 Zone Expander?
The only resistors that can be used with a Honeywell 4219 Zone Expander is a 2K-ohm rated resistor. Learn why the resistor is used and how to install them.
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Honeywell L5200 vs L5210
The LYNX touch systems are wireless alarm and home automation panels. The L5200 and L5210 are both LYNX Touch series panels. Learn about the two panels here.
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Will the VISTAs Work with the 4G Networks?
VISTA alarm systems can work with 4G cellular networks. There are five 4G cellular communicators available for the systems. Learn which one is right for you.
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Will Wired Sensors Work on Any Alarm Panel?
Wired sensors have different properties which may make them compatible or not compatible with an alarm system. Find out if wired sensors work with your system!
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Can I Change the Rev Chip on a Vista 21iP?
Honeywell sells a PROM Chip for older versions of the VISTA 21iP that allows these systems to be used with Total Connect 2.0. Learn how to change the VISTA 21iP Rev Chip.
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Can VISTA Systems Use the 6160RF and Wireless Receivers?
Vista panels support hardwired and wireless expansion. Receivers can be stand alone, or built into a keypad. Learn about using the 6160RF with a Vista System.
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How Do I Enable the GSMVLP4G on my Honeywell L3000?
Once the GSMVLP4G has been physically installed, you must enable it in programming. Learn how to enable cellular alarm communication on the LynxPlus.
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How Do I Remove the VISTA 20P Expansion Module?
The Vista-20P supports both Wireless and Wired Zone Expansion. Learn how you can remove an expansion module and clear any trouble message this causes.
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How Do I Change the Battery on an FG-1625?
The Honeywell FG-1625 is a hardwired glass break detector , and as such, doesn't use batteries. Learn more about wiring and testing the Honeywell FG-1625 here.
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