6-Zone Wired Smart Alarm Panel - Konnected Alarm Panel - Make Wired Alarm System Smart - SmartThings, Alexa, Home Assistant - No Batteries or Monthly Fees - Wi-Fi Connection - Accessories Included

This is a great solution, it replaced my old DSC system board and I was still able to use the existing wiring in the house. There are several hub solutions that you can use (necessary), I ending up going with the Samsung Smartthings Hub. In order to get functionality similar to (but better than) a traditional alarm system, I had to:1) Sign up for Noonlight monitoring, it's $10 per month with Konnected and the Smartthings hub.2) Install a special device handler and SmartApp to get a functioning entry and exit delay (SHM Delay)3) Install a cheap Fire tablet where my old keypad was on the wall - used the old wiring to power the tablet and hook up the included buzzer - instructions on the konnected website4) Wasn't totally happy with using the tablet to disarm, so I bought a Centralite keypad on Ebay - there is a special device handler for certain keypads in the SHM Delay install5) Get the Actiontiles license for the tabletIf you are at all curious and persistent you can figure it out. But it turned into a bit of a project. Plus now I am adding several other Smart Home devices to the hub, it's turned into a bit of a hobby.

I have a panel box with six of these guys (one master and 5 add-ons) and a second master in a different room as device # 7 for a total of 42 sensors. They all work reliably together and it is very clean and tidy to set up and work on. Much cheaper and cleaner then buying a bunch of individual sensors.

My house is wired for an old fashioned alarm system that I never used, but I wanted to use the door sensors and motion detectors with my Smartthings home automation network. It fits that bill nicely. It does not come with an enclosure, and the metal box the old system was in would block the wifi signal, so I bought a small plastic utility box to house it. The instructions are adequate for how to connect the sensors, though my technical expertise was helpful. A tip...before linking it to the Smartthings system, use the Konnected software to identify the sensors connected to the zones. It took me a while to figure this out. Smartthings links to this through the Konnected cloud, not directly to the hardware. Looking at the little circuit board, the parts can't cost more than a few dollars, so what you are paying for is the integration of the system.

UPDATED REVIEW AT THE BOTTOM*****The product seems to be well manufactured, if not over priced for what it is. And it does exactly what it's supposed to do. Provide an interface for hard wired security systems into Home Assistant. Unfortunately, the customer service is abysmal.Be ready for a lot of trial and error with older security systems. And good luck trying to provide power for powered sensors. I've opened several tickets trying to find out if my unit is broken or if I'm just doing something stupid with the aux port, and each time the tech ghosts me after the 2nd reply.***********UPDATED REVIEWMy first unit failed within a year. Konnected told me it was outside of their warranty and they would not replace it. Wanting to believe in a start up that could introduce competition into the home security market, i purchased a second panel.My second panel failed after 8 months. Konnected told me to piss off again citing user error being the reason they won't honor the warranty. Due to previous e-mails asking for help with motion sensors that they apparently don't support. When i asked how a motion sensor can lead to the unit failing, they ghosted me. These guys are crooks making a defective product. Do not support them.

The instructions were great and I had no problem connecting to the existing wired sensors in my house. Everything is now showing up in SmartThings liked I had hoped. Was able to setup security monitoring in SmartThings no problem. Loved the small screwdriver they included to make my life easier.

I replaced a DSC control unit a few years back with a ST-Anything Arduino interface which was recently bricked by SmartThings with their recent upgrade. I spent many days getting the old setup to work. Sooo - I was less than happy .... Anyway, I came across this in my searches for a replacement. What a blessing. Since I already had marked my wires from before, It only took me a couple of hours to get up and running again. I'm using the Konnected Alarm with SmartThings and an Amazon fire Tablet mounted to the wall running Action Tiles. A " Makes by Mike " mount is used to house the Fire Tablet.

I reinstalled the product, this time using SmartThings as the integrated tool. The installation is sound and the system functions well. Konnected works well under SmartThings while it has many issues with Hubitat integration. I returned the Hubitat hub which I thought was required. I found that Konnected functions as the hub.Also, I'm replacing the product with its upper Pro model because this model is so tiny to handle.Is the product worth the effort? I'd say yes.The Pro model integrates with Alexa according to the vendor. Google Home integrated is still not available which is disappointing.Integration through Matter is not available and is not in the horizon, which is also disappointing.My initial review:‐-------------------I was so impressed and excited about the product. Bought and immediately attempted to install.Issues:1) Ports 3 - 6 did not function while I was able to install the system in about 2 hours.2) Lack of integration with Alexa or Google home forced me to buy a Hubitat hub for $99.3) Installing the drivers for konnected under Hubitat was a software DevOps project. I did install it but integration was very poor.4) I discovered that I would have to pay Hubitat to monitor my house remotely. This debunked their claim for freedom from monitoring companies.5) The built in Siren interface didn't work with Hubitat. The Siren simply won't appear in the list of devices.Despite all my expectations this product did not meet the vendor's claims.

This is great, It was so easy to install. I have since home brewed a board because of the cost savings but the convenience of not having to add screw terminals and home brew a power supply it is probably worth it to just buy the board. I should have gotten the kit with enough zones for my whole house the fist time. There are 2 ways to wire this, the first is probably the way your home system is currently wired with zones made of groups of windows and doors (I had six). The other way is much more complete, and that is to break the existing zones into its own sensor. More expensive, but allows more automation. Also don't forget to buy some diodes to protect the board from lightning. Lastly, the one thing I don't like is the self-stick standoffs that the board comes with. Buy the magnetic standoffs or 3D print one.

I'm impressed with this product and it's working like it was advertised. We bought a new to us house that came with a wired alarm system. We were not able to get into the programming of the alarm system and had also decided against bringing a land line into the new house. This left us with only a local alarm without monitoring. This product was fairly easy to set up (app setup was the worst part) and now the alarm protects our home, allows for remote turn on/off, and provides us with a notification if the alarm is set off. No monitoring fees as it comes straight to us and then we decide to call neighbours, check camera, or the police.

2nd one of these i’ve brought. They are pricey but worth the money, easy to install and set up and have a good wifi range, works with smartthings and google home.

I watched online how to install and followed step by step. Easy and fast installation. Great addition to make my house a SMART house.

Ensure sensors are voltfree contacts. Concept sounds good in theory but more time than it's worth in practice. Overpriced.

This worked, but didn't have a good companion app, so returned it.