Honeywell Home LTEXVKT6 4x 5800PIR-COM Long-Range PIR Wireless Motion Detector and LTEM-XV Verizon Communicator Kit

Protect your commercial site with a turnkey motion detection and cellular alarm communications solution. The Honeywell Home LTEXVKT6 kit combines four long-range 5800PIR-COM wireless PIR motion detectors with the LTEM-XV Verizon LTE communicator to deliver reliable intrusion detection and uninterrupted alarm reporting via cellular monitoring. The long-range PIR detectors provide broad coverage per device, helping contractors and security integrators reduce hardware and labor costs while maintaining effective surveillance over large rooms, corridors and storage areas.

Built for professional security and monitoring applications, this Honeywell Home PIR motion sensor kit leverages wireless connectivity to simplify installation and future expansion. The LTEM-XV cellular communicator ensures alarm signals reach central stations even if landlines or broadband fail, making it ideal for retail locations, small to mid-size enterprises, and remote sites. Designed for dependable operation and seamless integration with compatible Honeywell security systems, the LTEXVKT6 supports rapid detection, reporting, and response. Enhance your intrusion detection strategy—deploy this kit for robust, scalable security and monitoring today.

• Complete, ready-to-deploy security kit with 4 long-range 5800PIR-COM motion detectors and LTEM-XV Verizon cellular communicator for fast installation and activation
• Reliable cellular monitoring via Verizon LTE ensures continuous alarm reporting without dependency on on-site phone lines or broadband
• Long-range PIR detection covers larger areas per sensor, reducing the number of devices and lowering installation and maintenance costs
• Wireless design simplifies installation and system expansion, ideal for retail, warehouses, offices and remote locations
• Engineered for commercial-grade surveillance and intrusion detection, enabling professional monitoring and rapid response to incidents