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Hey, DIY-ers, this is James the video guy from Alarm Grid.
Today, I'm stepping in front of the camera
so we can do a little unboxing of the AT&T LTE 3-1 kit.
Let's jump right in.
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This kit comes with the Honeywell Air Controller,
the SiXPIR motion detector, three Versa Mini door
and window contacts, the cellular communicator,
and the LT-CABLE.
A few features on the Lyric Controller.
It supports up to 72 Z-wave devices.
Almost any Z-wave device can be included to the Lyric.
The Lyric supports up to six Z-wave thermostats,
six Z-wave door locks, and 60, six, zero, light modules,
light dimmers, appliance modules, window shades, blinds,
garage doors, water valves, and sirens or strobes.
Next up, we have the SiXPIR motion detector.
The Honeywell SiXPIR is a wireless passive infra-red
motion sensor which uses Honeywell SiX Series
encrypted wireless protocol to communicate securely
with the Lyric Controller Alarm System.
It has an attractive modern design
with a rounded lens that fits unobtrusively into any decor.
The SiXPIR has a coverage area 40 feet by 56 feet.
It could be mounted flat to the wall or corner mounted.
You will also receive three Versa Mini door and window
contacts.
The Versa Mini provides an excellent solution
for wirelessly monitoring a door or window.
These sensors look great, install easily,
and will work well with your new Lyric.
The LYRICLTE-A offers a way to further future proof
your advanced Lyric Security System.
Cellular communications ensure that your alarm system
has a reliable path to Honeywell's AlarmNet server,
regardless of local power outage or ISP issues that may affect
local internet connections.
Honeywell has decided to offer this device as a means
to acquire faster cellular speeds
and look toward the future.
And finally, the Honeywell LT-CABLE, a Universal Security
System Power Supply Cable.
This cable offers a way to power cycle
an alarm system without disconnecting the transformer
from the wall, nor having to use any tools to loosen
screw terminals at the panel.
So I know what you're thinking, OK, well this is the kit.
What actually comes with it?
I'm glad you asked.
Let's take a look.
Beginning with the Lyric Controller,
first, we have this lovely piece of cardboard.
Next is a welcome packet with detailed information
on your Lyric Controller.
We have the Lyric itself.
There are mounting screws in case
you decide to put your Lyric on the wall.
We also have the AC transformer, a programming guide
for your Lyric.
There's a language supplement so you
can choose which language you prefer the Lyric to display.
And lastly, a guide to programming the
Lyric for using Apple's home-kit.
The SiXPIR passive infra-red motion detector.
Inside the box, you will find the actual motion detector,
of course.
These strips of tape go on the back of the motion detector
and will allow you to either-- oh, oh, sorry.
They'll allow you to either corner mount the device
or place it flat against the wall.
You'll also find a quick installation guide
that will show you how to open and roll and place the motion
detector for best results.
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The Versa Mini is a compact wireless security contact
for doors and windows and any other objects
that open and close.
On the back, you'll find 3M tape, which
will make mounting very easy.
You'll find the operating instructions inside the box
that Versa comes in, including installing the Versa
and mounting guidelines.
The LyricLTE Digital Cellular Communicator.
This communication module allows the Lyric Controller
to communicate with the central station via the Cellular Radio
Network.
It comes with an installation guide showing you
how to install the module for the first time
and checking the signal strength.
And when you're installing the communicator,
you will need this screw.
And last but not least, we have the LT- CABLE.
This is the power cable.
It attaches to the transformer with these leads attaching here
at these leads, which gives AC power to the Lyric.
So that is the AT&T LTE 3-1 kit.
If you have any questions about this kit, its components,
or alarm systems in general, please send an email
to support@alarmgrid.com, or just head to our website,
alarmgrid.com.
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This has been James the video guy with Alarm Grid.
Have a great day.