Cellular Communication for Burglar, Intrusion, and Security Panels
When the copper line to your burglar alarm dies, so does the signal to the central station. The POTS Box keeps intrusion, panic, and hold-up systems online with a UL-listed, dual-SIM cellular communicator that plugs into your existing security panel.
Burglar alarms depend on the phone line to reach the central station. Once the POTS line is disconnected, the panel is effectively deaf — it can still sound the local siren, but no one is dispatched. Insurers, AHJs, and end customers all consider that non-compliant.
The POTS Box 90X2 provides a compliant analog dial tone to your existing security panel while sending signals over dual-SIM cellular. No new panel, no new keypads, no dealer swap — just reliable monitoring.
UL-listed cellular signaling to your existing central station
Compatible with Honeywell, DSC, Bosch, DMP, Napco and other major security panels
Dual-SIM (AT&T + Verizon) with automatic failover for supervised reporting
24-hour battery backup and heartbeat supervision — no silent panels
Simple install by your existing alarm dealer or our nationwide field team
We inventory every intrusion panel, current POTS line, receiver format, and central-station account across the portfolio.
The POTS Box installs beside the panel, receives dual-carrier provisioning, and is tested against the central-station receiver.
We verify every zone reports correctly — burglary, panic, hold-up, and open/close — before the copper is disconnected.
We coordinate with the alarm dealer and monitoring company for a clean cutover and long-term support.
Preserve existing security panels — no rip-and-replace
Dual-SIM redundancy eliminates single-carrier failure points
Flat monthly pricing versus rising copper POTS costs
Dedicated dealer support program and channel margins
Nationwide install and multi-site rollout capability
Resources & Insights
Migration playbooks and vendor evaluation guides for security professionals and integrators.
The four real replacements for copper POTS — and how to pick the right one for fire, elevator and life-safety lines.
Read guideSide-by-side on cost, uptime and compliance — and why most buildings end up with a hybrid.
Read guideDiligence questions on listings, dual-SIM, battery, billing, support and exit terms before you sign.
Read guideProtect your customers and your recurring monitoring revenue with a UL-listed cellular replacement for legacy POTS.
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