This article outlines the use of the Alarm.com LX30B Universal Communicator with ELK E27 and M1 control panels for installers seeking an Alarm.com–based communication and remote services solution. When properly configured, the Alarm.com radio provides a cellular reporting path through Alarm.com services and supports basic interactive functionality, including remote arming and disarming, system status visibility, and push notifications. This integration allows ELK systems to interface with Alarm.com without altering core panel operation, making it a viable option for installations where Alarm.com connectivity is required.
What is the Alarm.com LX30B?
The Alarm.com LX30B is an LTE cellular alarm communicator designed to provide a cellular reporting path and Alarm.com interactive services for compatible intrusion control panels. It uses dial capture to interpret signals generated by the control panel’s digital dialer, then transmits those events to Alarm.com services for processing and forwarding to the designated central station. In addition to alarm reporting, the LX30B supports basic remote functionality such as system arming/disarming, system status monitoring, and push notifications. An active Alarm.com service plan is required for operation.
Using the Alarm.com LX30B with M1 Controls
The LX30B integrates directly with the on-board digital dialer of the M1 Control. Click the button below for detailed wiring and setup information.
Using the Alarm.com LX30B with E27 Controls
The ELK-AEXDD Digital Dialer for E27 is required for integrating the LX30B with the E27 Control. Click the button below for detailed wiring and setup information.
