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Alarm.com | Smart Thermostat with HD Touchscreen & Z-Wave Plus, C-Wire Required | ADC-T40K-HD

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SKU:
ADC-T40K-HD

A Z-Wave Plus thermostat that enrolls with SmartStart, so it joins the network by scanning a code rather than by putting the hub into inclusion mode and hoping. On a job with several Z-Wave devices going in at once, that difference is real time saved.

Built for the installer

Check for a C-wire before the visit. This thermostat runs on 24 VAC and requires a common wire, and discovering its absence at the wall means either pulling new cable, fitting an adapter, or leaving without finishing. If the system has no C-wire and pulling one is impractical, the ADC-T25 can run on batteries instead.

S2 security is supported, authenticated and unauthenticated, which matters on any network where Z-Wave devices control physical access alongside comfort. The HD touchscreen makes it usable at the wall rather than app-only.

Key features

  • Z-Wave SmartStart enrollment by scanning a code, no inclusion mode dance
  • S2 authenticated security for networks that also carry locks
  • HD touchscreen so it is usable at the wall, not app-only
  • Integrates with Alarm.com automation to follow arming state and schedules

System requirements

Requires 24 VAC with a C-wire, and an Alarm.com account with Z-Wave automation on a compatible panel or hub. Rated for indoor use at 41F to 95F.

Brand:
Alarm.com
Dimensions:
4.7 x 4.7 x 1.07 in (12 x 12 x 2.72 cm)
Form factor:
Wall-mount smart thermostat with HD touchscreen
Power input:
24 VAC, C-wire required
Communication:
Z-Wave Plus, SmartStart, S2 authenticated and unauthenticated
Operating temp:
41F to 95F (5C to 35C)
Does this thermostat need a C-wire?
Yes. It runs on 24 VAC and requires a common wire. On a system without one, either pull a new cable, fit an adapter, or specify the ADC-T25 which can run on batteries instead.
What does SmartStart enrollment do?
It lets the thermostat be added to the Z-Wave network by scanning its code, rather than putting the hub into inclusion mode and pairing manually. On a multi-device job it saves noticeable time.
What is S2 security for?
S2 is the Z-Wave security framework that protects device communication. It matters on any network where Z-Wave also controls locks or access, since a weakly secured device is a way into the network.