Honeywell LTE-IV

AlarmNet Verizon LTE Dual Path Communicator

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The Honeywell LTE-IV is the first-ever dual-path IP & LTE communicator for VISTA Series Panels. The device uses a hardwired ethernet connection as the primary path. If the internet goes down, it will switch to its Verizon LTE cellular backup. Purchase the Honeywell LTE-IV from Alarm Grid.
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Description

The Honeywell LTE-IV represents the ultimate communicator for VISTA Alarm Panels. This dual-path communicator uses a hardwired ethernet connection for IP connectivity. If the internet goes down, its connection with the Verizon LTE Network serves as an ultra-fast and reliable backup.

Before the Honeywell LTE-IV, there was no dual-path communicator for a VISTA System that accessed an LTE cellular network. Older modules could only connect with slower networks, most of which are either already discontinued, or set to be discontinued in the near future. But Verizon has given their word that they will maintain support for their LTE network well into the distant future. By adding a Honeywell LTE-IV to your system, you will ensure that your VISTA Control Panel maintains an active and reliable connection with the AlarmNet360 Servers for many years to come. In addition to the LTE-IV, Resideo and Honeywell Home also now offer the LTEM-PIV, which uses the LTE Cat-M1 network and offers either Ethernet or WIFI IP communication. An Ethernet connection is built in, and WIFI, or WIFI and Z-Wave are available with the addition of the PROWIFI or PROWIFIZW module.

Like most AlarmNet communicators, the Honeywell LTE-IV will let your compatible alarm system work with the Total Connect 2.0 service. This remote platform can be accessed from nearly anywhere using a web browser or the Total Connect 2.0 Mobile App. Once you have logged into your account, you will be able to Arm and Disarm your system, check current system and zone status, control Z-Wave smart home devices (Z-Wave controller required), and more.

The Honeywell LTE-IV will work with any VISTA 15P, VISTA 20P or VISTA 21iP panel for the purpose of reporting alarm signals. In order to support the Total Connect 2.0 platform, the panel must be running a high enough firmware version. This is Version 9.12 or higher on a 15P or 20P panel and Version 3.13 or higher on a 21iP. You can check the current firmware version by examining the panel's PROM Chip. This is a small black chip inserted on the panel's main circuit board. If you need a firmware update, Alarm Grid offers the appropriate PROM Chip replacements. We have 15P PROMs, 20P PROMs and 21iP PROMs available.

Note: This module can also be used with the VISTA Turbo Series Panels (VISTA-128BPT and VISTA-250BPT).

Note: If you are looking for the AT&T LTE equivalent of this same model, it can be found here.

Brand: Honeywell

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Thanks josh good suggestion. Also as a note really any ethernet to wifi bridge would accomplish our goal here. Here is a video that dives into using the device josh suggested, Will. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oSMY5RAdpHI
Yes with the Alarm.com Ethernet to Wifi bridge https://www.alarmgrid.com/documents/alarm-com-poe-to-wi-fi-bridge-adc-w110-installation-guide
Hello, Does anyone have any suggestions for connecting these to a wifi network if a hardline ethernet connection isn't an option?
Hello. I'm looking at replacing my current iGSMV4G that I got from you with this more current LTE-IV (too bad it's required, but hey). I'm thinking it's pretty straightforward, but I'm wondering if you know whether the backplates are compatible so I could pop out the iGSMV4G board from the backplate and pop in the board from the LTE-IV, and wire it back up - potentially wired exactly the same way. If not, I can certainly remove the old backplate and mount the new one, but I was curious.
1. 8.4" x 8.0" x 1.5" 2. The LTE-IA does not include wiring, everything else is included. 3. You'll need to use the ethernet port on the LTTE-IV.
Hi, 3 questions, please: 1. What are the dimensions of the Honeywell LTE-IV? 2. Does this come with everything needed? (e.g. Battery, etc) 3. Can I continue to use the Ethernet direct to the 21IP (where I have a huge battery backup), or must I move the Ethernet to the LTE-IV? Thanks much!
it should come with a transformer yes for the radio.
Does this include the necessary power supply? It will be in a different spot from the panel so I need one. If not, which power supply should I get for it?
We have noticed that the response time for Total Connect 2 can be quicker when the panel is communicating through the internet. So in your case the LTE-IV should be able to help get the app to respond more quickly, of course this will also depend on the speed of your internet network.
I have a LTE-XV communicator, but my experience is that when trying to control home automation (lights, locks, etc.) that the response time is slow. Would a dual-path communicator like this one provide a faster response when using the TC app?
Unfortunately, there is no ETA at the moment. Our blogs will be updated once we have that information.
Any idea when the LTE-IA will be coming out?
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