A sensor with its own LTE connection, which means it monitors things nowhere near a security system. Gates, containers, outbuildings, pump houses, remote plant and unoccupied sites all become monitorable without a panel, a hub or a network at the location.
Built for the installer
That independence is the whole product. Normally, monitoring a gate half a mile from the building means either a long cable run or a wireless bridge and a repeater chain. This reports directly over AT&T LTE, so the install is mounting it and enrolling it.
It carries a magnetic reed switch for position, a loop input for any dry-contact device, and a relay output for control. The relay needs DC power for an always-on connection, so plan power if the output is being used. Full operating range runs from -40F to 140F, with optimal battery life between 32F and 140F.
Key features
- Own LTE connection, so no panel, hub or network is needed at the location
- Monitors remote assets that would otherwise need a long cable run or a repeater chain
- Reed switch plus loop input, covering position and any dry-contact device
- Relay output for control as well as monitoring
- Operates from -40F to 140F for genuinely exposed positions
System requirements
Requires AT&T LTE coverage at the sensor location and an Alarm.com account with a service package supporting Flex IO. DC power at 24V, 40 mA is required where the relay output is used.
Specifications
| SKU | ADC-FLEX-100-AT |
|---|---|
| Brand | Alarm.com |
| Full operating range | -40F to 140F (-40C to 60C) |
| Form factor | Outdoor LTE sensor with magnet |
| Inputs | Magnetic reed switch and loop input |
| Outputs | Relay output, requires DC power for an always-on connection |
| Power input | 24V DC, 40 mA |
| Optimal battery life range | 32F to 140F (0C to 60C) |
| Main unit dimensions | 6.8 x 2.2 x 1.3 in (17.3 x 5.6 x 3.3 cm) |
| Magnet dimensions | 3.1 x 0.68 x 0.87 in (7.9 x 1.7 x 2.2 cm) |
| Connectivity | AT&T LTE |
| Communication | Cellular |