Alarm.com

Cell Connector, AT&T LTE Cellular Path for Access Control Controllers

SKU ADC-NK-200T-A-CC-ATLTE

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Gives an Alarm.com Access Control deployment its own cellular path to the cloud, so the door controllers do not depend on the customer's network at all. That removes the conversation with their IT department, which on a commercial access job is frequently the thing holding up the install.

Built for the commercial installer

There are two situations where this earns its cost. The first is a site with no usable network at the controller location, such as a gate house, a remote building or a tenancy mid-fit-out. The second is a customer whose IT policy will not permit third-party hardware on the corporate LAN, which no amount of explaining VLANs will always solve.

It works with Mercury and Aero Series controllers on Alarm.com Access Control. Note that it is for access control systems only and is not an intrusion panel communicator.

Key features

  • Removes the dependency on the customer network, and the IT approval that comes with it
  • Covers sites with no usable drop such as gate houses and remote buildings
  • Direct cellular connection to the Alarm.com cloud over AT&T LTE
  • Works with Mercury and Aero Series controllers on Alarm.com Access Control

System requirements

For Alarm.com Access Control systems using Mercury or Aero Series controllers. Requires AT&T LTE coverage at the controller location. This is not an intrusion panel communicator.

Specifications

SKUADC-NK-200T-A-CC-ATLTE
BrandAlarm.com
ApplicationAlarm.com Access Control systems only
CompatibilityAlarm.com Access Control with Mercury and Aero Series controllers
FunctionProvides a direct cellular connection to the Alarm.com cloud
Form factorCellular connector for access control
Cellular networkAT&T LTE
CommunicationCellular

FAQs

When should a cell connector be specified instead of Ethernet?
When there is no usable network drop at the controller, such as a gate house or remote building, or when the customer's IT policy will not allow third-party hardware on the corporate network.
Can this be used as an intrusion panel communicator?
No. It is for Alarm.com Access Control systems only. Intrusion panels use their own communicators such as the SEM or XT-510 families.
Which controllers does it work with?
Mercury and Aero Series controllers on an Alarm.com Access Control deployment. Confirm AT&T LTE coverage at the controller location before ordering.