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Reactivate your existing GE / Interlogix security system without buying a new alarm.
Less expensive than national brands like ADT and Brinks or local dealers with better service. Save big without a 3 year contract!
Interactive services options for remote arm/disarm and control of lights, door locks, thermostats as well as video.
Inexpensive 4G/5G LTE cellular, Internet/WIFI, or landline/VoIP connectivity options.
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Service available in all 50 states and Canada. Unlimited burglary, fire, medical, freeze, and flood zones.
GE / Interlogix Alarm Monitoring Service Requirements
Be aware of two important requirements that need to be met in order to get started with our affordable, no contract UL alarm monitoring service:
Installer Code
You will need to know your panel’s Installer Code because without it no dealer can sign you up for new monitoring service. This code is used to get into the programming fields necessary to modify the central station account number, and telephone numbers for example. In many cases we can remotely program the panel for service setup but we’ll need the Installer Code to make any changes.
The default Installer Codes for various Interlogix panels are 4321 and 9713.
There is no way to reset the Installer Code if unknown or forgotten. In this case you should check with the last dealer to get your Installer Code. If they monitored your Interlogix panel they know the Installer Code.
LTE Cellular Communicator
If using an existing cellular communicator with our central station only 4G or 5G LTE cellular models can be registered with carriers today. Existing Verizon 3G (CDMA) or AT&T 3G (GSM) communicators can no longer be reregistered with cellular carriers. If currently activated these older communicators will continue to work until the 3G networks begin their shutdown in 2021 but they cannot be reregistered with a new security dealer after June 2019. Once deactivated even the original dealer cannot reactivate a 3G communicator.
Determine Your GE / Interlogix Alarm System Model
GE / Interlogix Communication Path Options For Alarm Monitoring
Alarm.com Internet and Cellular
Interlogix Concord 4 (Hardwired Panel)
Consider Alarm.com using their CD-421-US-VZ cellular communicator for the hybrid wireless and hardwired Concord 4 panel. It comes in a 4G LTE Verizon model. One nice feature included with this communicator is an included Z-Wave hub for home automation services. This allows remote control of Z-Wave lights, door locks, and thermostats.
Alarm.com Pricing For GE / Interlogix
* Pricing shown includes a 15% annual pre-pay discount. A one-time $15 activation fee applies to all new Alarm.com accounts.
As of July 1st, 2019 only 4G LTE cellular communicators can be activated with Alarm.com
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Alula Security Internet and Cellular
Interlogix NetworX Series (Hardwired Panel)
For tri-path 4G/5G LTE cellular, Ethernet, and WIFI connectivity with option for interactive services (remote control) we have the Alula BAT-CONNECT. It comes in either ATT or Verizon models. It’s the perfect upgrade communicator for the Interlogix NetworX series panels to a modern, mobile experience.
The BAT-CONNECT is compatible with the following Interlogix NetworX series control panels for interactive services (remote control):
- Interlogix NetworX NX-4 v2
- Interlogix NetworX NX-6 v2
- Interlogix NetworX NX-8 v2
- Interlogix NetworX NX-8E
Alarm Communicators
Alula BAT-CONNECT-A Universal Tri-Path Communicator, WIFI, Ethernet, AT&T 4G/5G
Alarm Communicators
Alula BAT-CONNECT-V Universal Tri-Path Communicator, WIFI, Ethernet, Verizon 4G/5G
Interlogix Concord 4 (Hardwired/Wireless Panel)
For tri-path 4G/5G LTE cellular, Ethernet, and WIFI connectivity with option for interactive services (remote control) we have the Alula BAT-CONNECT. It comes in either ATT or Verizon models. It’s the perfect upgrade communicator for the Interlogix Concord 4 series panels to a modern, mobile experience.
Alarm Communicators
Alula BAT-CONNECT-A Universal Tri-Path Communicator, WIFI, Ethernet, AT&T 4G/5G
Alarm Communicators
Alula BAT-CONNECT-V Universal Tri-Path Communicator, WIFI, Ethernet, Verizon 4G/5G
Interlogix Simon Series (Wireless Panel)
For tri-path 4G/5G LTE cellular connectivity with option for interactive services (remote control) we have the Alula CONNECT-XT. It comes in either ATT or Verizon models. It’s the perfect upgrade communicator for the Interlogix Simon series wireless panels to a modern, mobile experience.
The Alula CONNECT-XT is compatible with the following Interlogix Simonc series control panels for interactive services (remote control):
- Interlogix Simon XT
- Interlogix Simon XTi
- Interlogix Simon XTi-5
Note: The CONNECT-XT is not compatible with the older Simon 2 or 3 wireless panels.
Alula Alarm Monitoring Pricing For GE / Interlogix
* Pricing shown includes a 15% annual pre-pay discount.
A one-time $15 activation fee applies to all new central station accounts.
Landline / VoIP Non-Interactive Service
For decades landline was the standard connection method for home and business security systems and still in use yet today despite its lack of interactive (remote control) features and risk of line cuts. Using landline monitoring requires no extra hardware and simply connects to your current telephone line. This is perfect for locations that are in cellular dead-zones or lack high speed internet. It is also the least expensive alarm monitoring solution at just $8.95 per month. If your security system is triggered, the control panel sends a signal through your phone line to our monitoring facility and begins the emergency response process. Depending on the nature of the problem, our monitoring facility will respond to your alarm, verify the alarm, and dispatch emergency authorities to your home or business if required.
Landline/VoIP Requirement
For Landline/VoIP you must have an active dial-out line (dial tone) connected to your alarm panel. When an alarm is triggered your panel the central station and transmits your account number, zone type (burglary, fire, medical, enviromental) and zone number so the dispatcher can assess the situation before calling you to confirm the alarm. No interactive services (remote control) is possible with a dial-out connection to our UL central station.
Landlines today come in several forms; the traditional analog Plain Old Phone Service (POTS) or digital Voice over IP (VoIP) which delivers a dial tone from your Internet router. POTS is delivered by the local phone company and while expensive when compared to VoIP it is very reliable for transmitting digital signals. It’s what alarms systems have used for years and computer modems used all through the 90’s and early 2000’s.
Be aware VoIP through your Internet modem/router is considered unreliable by Honeywell and other manufacturers such as DSC. Because VoIP was designed for voice and not digital signaling compression introduced by your Internet service provider (ISP) can make the alarm signal garbled and unreadable by the central station alarm receiver. Your alarm panel will retry the central station multiple times (generally up to 8 times) to get the signal through but multiple retransmission attempts just slow down dispatcher response to an alarm. Worse case the alarm signal “never” gets through which is why alarm panel manufacturers deem VoIP an unacceptable communication method.
If you recently converted to VoIP don’t assume you have a dial tone connection at your panel. Unless you asked your ISP to connect a phone line to the alarm panel they generally did not. We frequently run into this problem – no active phone line at the alarm panel. Be sure before signing up for service!
Landline / VoIP Alarm Monitoring Pricing
* Pricing shown includes a 15% annual pre-pay discount.
A one-time $15 activation fee applies to all new central station accounts.
Replacing/Upgrading Your Existing Interlogix Alarm Panel
The Qolsys IQ2+ is the perfect upgrade panel for older wireless panels such as the Simon series wireless and Concord 4 or NetworX hardwired panels. This modern 7″ touchscreen system is compatible with all 319.5Mhz GE / Interlogix wireless security transmitters as well as the new encrypted DSC PowerG 2-way sensors.
No need to replace your entire system. Just swap out your old panel with the DIY friendly IQ2+ control panel/keypad and reuse all your existing wireless sensors. Now have WIFI, LTE cellular, and Bluetooth capability – all builtin!
Modern, Simple to Use
Migrate from a DSC Impassa to a Qolsys IQ2+
Easy Same-Day Switch!
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Honeywell Wireless Panels
Wireless Honeywell all-in-one systems have the “brains” integrated into the primary keypad. You can identify the model by the keypad/controller pics below. Honeywell wireless all-in-one units support AlarmNet WIFI and LTE cellular only for service. The Lynx Plus L3000 and Lynx Touch L5210 can also use landline/VoIP but most people who own these models use plugin AlarmNet cards which allow Total Connect 2.0 interactive services (remote control from your phone).
Lynx Plus L3000
Lynx Touch L5210/L7000
Lyric
Honeywell Hardwired Panels
Generally there will be a wiring diagram pasted to the inside door of the metal control panel box. Older models made by Ademco (pre 2001) just had model number such as the 4140 or 4120. Newer panels however are Vista series and have models such as the Vista-10P, Vista-15P, or Vista-20P. To identify the actual model as well as firmware version of the panel you have look on the center of the circuit board for a 1″ square black PROM chip with a white sticker on it. The top line will have your model and firmware version and usually begins with WA…
6150/6160
Tuxedo
Control Panel
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Hooked up my GE Concord4 with landline and was pretty simple keying in the new telephone number and account number. I had to call my last dealer to get the Installer Code because he changed it and never told me the code. As I soon found out without knowing the Installer Code there is no way to change dealers to get a lower price. Pricing with SHC is great and ten support is friendly.
Fast and quick to get enrolled with an Alula Bat-Connect and my NX8V2 panel. The hookup was straightforward and the Alula app is way fast arming and disarming my panel from my iPhone. My wife has an Android phone and works just as fast.
I have an older Concord 4 panel and was able to find an Alarm.com cellular communicator on this site and signup for service which was a relief. Other dealers kept telling me Interlogix is gone and I should change out my whole panel but Tim worked with me over the phone to install the new card and get Alarm.com service setup. I was using the dealer who installed the system 8 years ago and paying three times the amount this company charges. The no contract part was what attrracting me more than the savings! Highly recommend.