Wired Security Systems - AlarmClub Security®

A hardwired security system is a type of security system that is physically connected to the building's electrical wiring and communication lines. Hardwired security systems are typically installed during the construction or renovation of a building, and the wiring is run to each of the sensors and control panels that make up the system. One of the key advantages of hardwired security systems is their reliability. Because they are connected via physical wires, they are less prone to interference and signal loss than wireless systems.

Additionally, hardwired security systems are often seen as more secure, as they are not vulnerable to hacking or radio jamming. They are also a good choice for larger buildings and complexes, as they can be easily expanded to cover a wider area. However, the installation process can be complex and time-consuming, and it can also be difficult to add or remove sensors or control panels once the system has been installed.

The main reasons to choose a hardwired security system are:

1. Reliability: Hardwired security systems tend to be more reliable than wireless systems because they are not subject to interference from other electronic devices or communication channels.

2. Lower Operating Costs: Hardwired security systems do not require batteries to function. They are powered by electricity from your home or business, so you never have to worry about changing batteries or losing power.

3. Increased Durability: Hardwired security systems are more durable as compared to wireless systems because they are physically installed at the site and are less prone to damage or vandalism.

4. Legal Compliance: A hardwired security system may be required by law or industry regulations to ensure the safety and security of employees and customers.

5. Greater Coverage: Since wired systems do not rely on wireless signals, they can cover greater distances, making them a better choice for larger properties.

	Honeywell VISTA 20P Phone/VoIP	Honeywell VISTA 20P Cellular AT&T	Honeywell VISTA 20P Cellular Verizon	Honeywell VISTA 20P Dual-Path AT&T	Honeywell VISTA 20P Dual-Path Verizon
Internet Communications:
Cellular Communications:		AT&T LTE	Verizon LTE	AT&T LTE	Verizon LTE
Maximum Zone Capacity:	64	64	64	64	64
Maximum Zone Capacity (Minus Keyfobs):	48	48	48	48	48
On-Board Hardwired Zones (w/Zone Doubling):	8 (15)	8 (15)	8 (15)	8 (15)	8 (15)
Maximum ECP Hardwire Expansion Zones:	40	40	40	40	40
Maximum Wireless Expansion Zones:	40	40	40	40	40
Wireless Keys (do not use zones):	16	16	16	16	16
Partitions:	2 "true"	2 "true"	2 "true"	2 "true"	2 "true"
User Codes:	48	48	48	48	48
Event Log:	100	100	100	100	100
Maximum Number Two-Wire Smokes:	16	16	16	16	16
Maximum Number of Schedules:	32	32	32	32	32
	False Alarm Prevention Features (for VISTA-Series Control Panels)
Exit Error Logic:
Exit Delay Reset:
Exit Delay Countdown:
Cross Zoning:
Alarm Verification - Fire:
Swinger Shutdown:
Unvacated Auto-Stay:
Alarm Cancel Verification:
	System Configuration (for VISTA-Series Control Panels)
Interactive Phone Support:
Real Time Clock:
Temporal Bell:
Bell Supervision:
Telephone Line Monitor:
On-Board Triggers:	2	2	2	2	2
Relays Supported:	16	16	16	16	16
X-10 Devices Supported:	16	16	16	16	16
	Additional Features (for VISTA-Series Control Panels)
Cross Partitioning (go to):
"Night" Arming:
RF Supervision by Transmitter:
Common Lobby Logic:
Configurable Zone Type:
"Battery Saver":
Keyswitch Arming:
	Convenience Features (for VISTA-Series Control Panels)
Single Button Arming:
Quick Exit:
Keypad Macros:
Viewable Event Log at Keypad:
Pager Capability:	4	4	4	4	4
Auto Arm/Disarm:
Graphic Keypad Support:	4	4	4	4	4
Internet Communication Support:
Cellular LTE Communication Support: