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Alarm.com | Interrogator Two-Way Voice Board for Interlogix Concord 4 Panels | ADC-INT-2FT-C

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SKU:
ADC-INT-2FT-C

Gives a Concord 4 panel two-way voice with the central station over the cellular path, with no phone line involved. On a takeover where the POTS line is being cancelled, this is what keeps the voice verification the customer already had.

Built for the alarm installer

Voice verification changes how an alarm is handled: the operator can talk to the premises and confirm whether it is real before dispatching, which reduces false dispatch charges and gets a genuine event a faster response. Losing that capability is a common objection when a customer drops the landline, and this board removes the objection.

It also supports the AirFX Remote Toolkit through the Alarm.com site for remote configuration. Check the panel factory code before ordering, as it requires 2335 or higher.

Key features

  • Two-way voice without a phone line, so the landline can be cancelled without losing verification
  • Supports operator verification before dispatch, reducing false dispatch charges
  • AirFX Remote Toolkit access through the Alarm.com site
  • Add-on board that fits the existing Concord 4 panel

System requirements

Requires an Interlogix GE Concord 4 panel with a factory code of 2335 or higher. Check the code before ordering, since earlier panels are not supported.

Brand:
Alarm.com
Compatibility:
Interlogix GE Concord 4 panels with factory code 2335 or higher
Function:
Enables two-way voice communication without a phone line
Installation:
Control panel add-on module
Form factor:
Two-way voice add-on board
Remote access:
AirFX Remote Toolkit via the Alarm.com site
How do I know if a Concord 4 panel supports this board?
By the factory code. It requires 2335 or higher. Check the code on the panel before ordering, because earlier panels are not supported and the board cannot be made to work on them.
Does two-way voice still work if the phone line is cancelled?
Yes, that is the purpose of the board. Voice runs over the Alarm.com cellular path rather than a POTS line, so the landline can be dropped without losing verification.
Why does two-way voice matter to the customer?
It lets the central station operator speak to the premises and confirm whether an alarm is genuine before dispatching, which reduces false dispatch charges and speeds response on real events.