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Alarm.com | Flex IO LTE Outdoor Sensor for Remote Asset & Property Monitoring, AT&T | ADC-FLEX-100-AT

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SKU:
ADC-FLEX-100-AT

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.

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
What can the Flex IO sensor monitor?
It has a magnetic reed switch and a loop input, so it covers door and gate position plus any dry-contact device wired to the loop. A relay output allows it to control something in response.
Does it need a panel or hub on site?
No. It reports over its own LTE connection, which is what makes it suitable for remote assets, gates, outbuildings and locations with no security system.
Does the relay output work on batteries?
The relay output requires DC power for an always-on connection. Battery operation covers the sensing functions; powered installation is needed where the output is used.
Which carrier does this variant use?
AT&T LTE. Confirm coverage at the sensor location before ordering, since the carrier is fixed per part number.