
Maintenance free AGM technology, no need to add acid or water ever. Exact OEM replacement guaranteed to fit easily and precisely. AJC® replacement compatible with GE NetworX NX-6V2 Alarm Battery. When you post there, also mention the provenance of the alarm system: Is it new, or an existing system that you've been using for awhile, and approximately how long? Most older Panels (more than 10-12 years) can't be made to interface with your personal cell phone or a neighbor's land line phone, if that's what you're looking to do.Īlso, mention what _specifically_ you want your Panel to do when it calls out: I.e., do you want it to call a pager number, or a cell phone, or neighbor's landline, or what? Those are each different features on most contemporary alarm panels and programmed differently, if at all. It's good that you gave the make and model of your Control Panel (NX-6V2) and Keypad (NX-108E). Which is specifically for GE Interlogix alarm panel DIYers, and is frequented by techs who have experience with your control panel. You'd get much quicker (and TBH, more reliable) advice at this site: I could probably study the installation and programming manuals and figure it out, but not having a panel & keypad in front of me to tinker with would take a long time.
None of the companies I worked for used that brand and the few I came across for troubleshooting had problems that were unrelated to programming. I've been programming alarm panels since they became programmable decades ago but, Full Disclosure here, by some quirk of fate I've never had occasion to get into programming of a GE Interlogix control panel like the NX-6V2. That doesn't mean you can't do it, just that the novice can expect a steep learning curve. The Installation manuals for professional-grade alarm control panels like the NX-6V2 aren't made for DIY-ers, and assume a certain amount of experience and familiarity with the system to start with.