Honeywell 59978016 Revocable IntrusionTrace / LoiterTrace, 16-Channel

Maximize the effectiveness of your perimeter and facility monitoring with the Honeywell Commercial Security 59978016 revocable IntrusionTrace / LoiterTrace license. Designed for organizations that require reliable, scalable intrusion and loitering detection, this 16-channel license lets you expand surveillance coverage without replacing core hardware. Built for fiber-based deployments, it supports CWDM ITU-grid wavelengths and a hot-pluggable SFP duplex LC optical transceiver—so you get predictable long-distance transmission and easy field servicing. Digital Diagnostic Monitoring (DMI) provides real-time link health metrics, helping technicians diagnose and resolve issues faster and keeping security operations uninterrupted. Because it adheres to SFP MSA and Fiber Channel 1X SM-LC-L FC-PI standards, the license integrates cleanly with existing network equipment and CCTV backbones. Ideal for campuses, transportation hubs, and multi-site enterprises, the Honeywell 59978016 license streamlines deployment, reduces maintenance windows, and strengthens overall monitoring resilience. Add this license to your Honeywell security platform to increase channel capacity and improve fiber monitoring — contact your Honeywell reseller or order today to upgrade your surveillance coverage.

• Expand surveillance capacity quickly with a revocable 16-channel license to enable additional IntrusionTrace and LoiterTrace sensors without hardware changes
• Simplify installation and service with hot-pluggable SFP duplex LC transceivers for fast, tool-free swaps and minimal downtime
• Improve network reliability and long-distance fiber performance using CWDM ITU-grid wavelengths for predictable, low-interference transmission
• Proactively monitor link health via Digital Diagnostic Monitoring (DMI) to reduce troubleshooting time and maintain continuous security visibility
• Ensure broad interoperability with SFP MSA and Fiber Channel FC-PI compliance for seamless integration into existing networking and security infrastructures