Honeywell Home LTE-CFV VISTA High Security Fire Internet and LTE Communicator for VISTA Control Panels, Red (Replaces IGSMCFP4G)

The Honeywell Home LTE-CFV is a fire alarm communicator that sends alarm reports from VISTA control panels over Ethernet, 4G LTE cellular, or both. It is built for professional installers and commercial fire systems that need a reporting path with cellular backup. Its single or dual path options, 256-bit AES encryption and UL864 10th Edition listing set it apart.

Key features

• Reports over Internet, LTE cellular, or both, so you can choose a single path or run dual paths.
• Uses 256-bit AES encryption to secure communications.
• Works on customer-provided Ethernet 10/100 Base networks, including DSL or cable modems, with dynamic (DHCP) or public and private static IP addressing.
• Supports Contact ID or ADEMCO High-Speed reporting in ECP mode with compatible Honeywell Home control panels.
• Diagnostic LEDs show signal strength and status, and AlarmNet QOS diagnostics report message timing, battery voltage, input voltage, signal strength and message path.
• Programs through AlarmNet Direct on the web or locally with a 7720P hand-held programmer.

Specifications

Brand: Honeywell Home

Model: LTE-CFV

Product type: Fire Alarm Communicator

Product line: VISTA

Product series: LTE

Cellular generation: 4G LTE

Connectivity: Wireless, with Ethernet

Application: Internet Communications

Input voltage: 12V DC

Color: Red

Width: 12.80″

Height: 15.00″

Depth: 3.00″

Agency listings: UL864 10th Edition, CSFM

Certification: ETL Listed

Compatible panels: VISTA-32FB, VISTA-32FBT, VISTA-128FBP, VISTA-128FBPT, VISTA-250FBP, VISTA-250BPT

Installation type: Professional Installation

Replaces: IGSMCFP4G

Country of origin: MX

Installation notes

Confirm your VISTA panel model and revision before mounting. On the VISTA-128FBP, revision 3 or lower supports ECP connectivity but not ECP IP downloading, while revision 4 or higher also supports Compass ECP downloading. Check LED signal strength where you mount the unit, and verify the Ethernet connection and AlarmNet programming before leaving the site.