Resideo LTEMPV-TC2

The Resideo LTEMPV-TC2 is an upgrade kit for Honeywell Vista residential alarm systems. It contains a Honeywell Home LTEM-PV dual-path communicator and four (4) PROM chips. The PROM chips include chips to upgrade a 15P, 15PSIA, 20P, and 20PSIA panel. This kit will allow an older residential VISTA Panel or its First Alert equivalent, to work with Total Connect 2.0 (TC2).

The LTEM-PV uses a hardwired ethernet connection for IP and the Verizon LTE Cat-M1 network for cellular communication. This kit allows you to upgrade a Honeywell VISTA 15P, Honeywell VISTA 15PSIASIA, First Alert FA148CP, First Alert FA148CPSIA, Honeywell VISTA 20P, Honeywell VISTA 20PSIASIA, First Alert FA168CPS, and the First Alert FA168CPSSIA. We also offer this upgrade kit with an AT&T LTE communicator. If you have a VISTA 21ip, this kit is not for you. To upgrade a PROM on a 21ip, see our 21ip PROM upgrade. This kit is also not compatible with the VISTA TURBO panels, such as a VISTA 128BPT. The LTEM-PV is compatible but the PROM chips are not.

This kit is meant for a user who has an older (Version 2 - 7) VISTA panel, as mentioned above, and who wants to upgrade both the panel and its ability to communicate. By purchasing this kit, the user can upgrade the panel so that it supports Total Connect 2.0 while adding an LTE and/or IP communicator. LTE stands for Long Term Evolution, and Verizon has promised to support this network far into the future.

All of the above-referenced Honeywell and First Alert Professional residential alarm panels, with the exception of the VISTA-21iP, must have at least a revision 9 chip to support Total Connect 2.0. The PROMs included with the Resideo LTEMPV-TC2 upgrade kit are compatible with almost all revisions of the panels listed above. The VISTA or First Alert panel being upgraded must have started as a Version 2 or higher panel. This kit ships with the most updated PROM chips at the time the order is placed. See our faq regarding replacing PROM chips on a VISTA Panel. We have also found issues with using the SIA chips in a non-SIA board.

The LTEM-PV works on the Verizon LTE cellular network. Right out of the box, it will also support a hardwired ethernet connection. If you prefer to use WIFI instead of wired ethernet, then you can upgrade the unit. There are two (2) options and they include the Honeywell Home PROWIFI (WIFI only) or the Honeywell Home PROWIFIZW (WIFI & Z-Wave Plus). These modules can be set up by your alarm installer using the AlarmNet 360 website or the AlarmNet 360 App. The WIFI connection can also be configured by the end-user through Total Connect 2.0. Neither of these WIFI devices support 5 GHz WIFI networks. Please note that it is not possible to use both a wired ethernet connection and a WIFI Module simultaneously with the Honeywell LTEM-PV. Only one (1) of those compatible internet connection options can be used at any given time.

The LTEM-PV comes with a DC power supply as compared to its predecessor, the LTE-IV, which used an AC transformer. It comes with an included 3-wire harness which is used to connect the communicator to the keypad bus on the VISTA panel. It does not come with wire to connect the included DC power supply to the LTEM-PV. We recommend using 18 gauge wire, with either two (2) or four (4) conductors. If you use four (4) conductor wire, you will only use two (2) of the conductors (wires). You can also use a Honeywell LT-Cable, which comes with pre-stripped wires, and spade connectors at the power adapter end. We have gone over the installation guide and provide an easier-to-follow guide with an included video that better explains the installation.

The LTEM-PV communicates using the AlarmNet 360 servers. This is how alarms are reported to the monitoring station for central station monitored accounts. AlarmNet 360 is also the platform used for Total Connect 2.0 communication. TC2 allows users to remotely access and control their alarm system. They can arm and disarm, bypass, and manage users. It also allows a user to set up notifications and alerts that go directly the user via Text, Email, and/or Push Notification. Also, with a compatible monitoring plan that includes automation, you can control Z-Wave automation devices (requires a Z-Wave controller like the PROWIFIZW). With Z-Wave added, the user can set up automated scenes based on system events or schedules. The LTEM-PV does not carry the UL-985 Listing for Residential Fire. If you require a communicator with that listing, you'll need to look at the Resideo LTEM-PIV. The LTEM-PIV communicator is currently not offered in a Total Connect upgrade kit that includes a PROM chip. You can purchase a Vista 15P PROM chip or a Vista 20P PROM chip, separately.

Communicator Specifications:

• Product Type: AlarmNet Dual-Path Communicator
• Compatibility: Honeywell VISTA Panels (ECP Panels Only unless PRODCM is used)
  Select DSC and Interlogix panels, per the Install Guide
  Any panel that supports POTS communication and Contact ID format (PRODCM required)
• Cellular Network: Verizon LTE Cat M1 Network
• Internet Connectivity: Wired Ethernet OR WIFI (Requires PROWIFI or PROWIFIZW, 2.4 GHz Networks Only)
• LED Status Lights: Yes
• Tamper Detection: Yes
• Mounting Hardware: Included
• Wiring: ECP Harness included, Power Wire Not Included
• Current Draw (Idle): 70mA
• Current Draw (Maximum): 386 mA
• Dimensions: 9.1" X 9.1" x 2.2" (23.2cm x 23.2cm x 5.7cm)
• Weight (No Battery): 1.5lbs (700g)
• Weight (w/ Battery): 3.3lbs (1500g)
• Operating Temperature: -4℉ - 131℉ (-20℃ - +55℃)
• Operating Humidity: 0% to 95%, Non-Condensing
• Certifications: ETL Listed to UL 1021, UL 1610, and UL 365