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Question: is it set up for cellular or do i have to buy the cellular module? thank you
Document: only Honeywell gives you the direct not just the wireless option. u need to pre-wire for power and cat 5 with internet module. only a few monitoring companies will use it without requiring u to buy their module.good manuals, a lot of options for expansion just know u must use Honeywell cameras or their camera adapter for total connect (spent a good 3-4 days trying to set up camera with alarm company until they realized total connect couldn't use my non-Honeywell camera).
to understand every option will take some time.sensors extremely easy to install and work reliably at 75 feet at least. can turn off many functions like beeping or audible alarms and bypass/turn off sensors if you want to leave a window open etc. kind of pricey but i saved a lot by installing it myself without the extra module required by the monitoring companies and now i have cellular and pots backup. 5 stars if total connect was more responsive and if it could use any ip camera.
I came back to buy more door/window alarms, I was worried they are too big for the half-sliding windows, but they work perfectly on the ledge.
Wireless modules, IP modules, phone jack module, even this "Kit" comes without a wire to connect to the external power adapter (at least they included the power adapter).Once programmed the Lynx 5100  seems to work OK though, thanks to a very confusing manual, I don't think I'm taping to all the capabilities of this system.
I bought this product to give my wife peace of mind. I was able to install this as a DYI and save a ton by not going with one of the bigs. I bought more sensors, a smoke detector, and the WiFi module. Was able to install the entire house in less than 2 hours. I do want to add an exterior horn, but the siren built in is extremely loud and was actually surprising.
I am an electrical engineer, and researched several systems before deciding on this Lynx Touch system and I think my research paid off. My final comment is yes, I would buy this system again, and recommend it to anyone looking for a high class wireless alarm system for a DIY type person.
So now I have a very expensive wall unit that shows me only the weather.I have called their customer service with no success, and at this point I am very upset that they would design a product that is not transferable to the next homeowner.I will update this if anything changes, but It looks like I will have to buy a whole new system in the next few weeks.
These glass break sensors will sense glass breakage from up to 25 feet away. By carefully placing them where I did, it will cover the glass from the living room windows, the patio door, and even the side lites by the front door. I also purchased the Honeywell FG-701 glass break tester to test the glass breakage sensors.Next I purchased the Z-wave module and the wireless internet module.
Works out of the box, what more could you ask for?Step one: Go and buy a themostat wire (Mine ended up being 25 ft of 18-gauge standard red/black wire). Spend an hour fishing said wire through the wall, cursing multiple times.Step 2: Discard the manual, it is terrible.
If you're not familiar with some alarm terminology use Google to find some of the older more detailed installation instructions.If you want to have it report to a monitoring service, via wireless technology, you'll need the wi-fi module and/or the GSMVLP5-4G module. I purchased both since I haven't had a house phone in 15 years and I wanted redundant paths. I recently did a review (on Amazon) of the Honeywell L5100-WIFI - L5100 Wifi Module for Lynx Touch 5100.
Answer: You will need a cellular module with this system.  Same if you'll want WiFi capability.