Is ADT’s top-of-the-line security system installed in your home or office? That’s awesome. Are you unsure of which ADT system model you own? Find out yours in this article.
Many people are unaware that ADT offers a variety of security systems to its clients. Now you may be asking yourself, what type of ADT system do I own?
You could have a few questions regarding your system, or you might wish to update to the latest one, such as ADT Pulse.
In order to figure out the type of ADT system you have, read on! But if you need to learn how to turn off the ADT alarm system without code, read our other article.
Identification of your ADT security system
To discover your own ADT system, find your keypad since the characteristics of your keypad will assist you in determining your unique ADT system.
Consider whether your keypad includes up and down arrows near the display, a drop-down door, a raised numeric keypad, speakers, and other features.
If you also have ADT Pulse, there’s an effortless shortcut. Simply connect to your ADT Pulse Portal and select the system tab in the upper right corner. Then read the information in the panel at the top of the page.
By doing so, you can quickly rule out the variating options and find out which ADT system model you own. It’s probably one of the top two on this list, although there are a lot of others!
Let’s go through a few descriptions of some of the most common ADT systems to help you figure out how to identify your own. You should have one of the following!
CADDX Keypad
Look for the following characteristics:
- Arrows (Up, Down) to the right of the panel
- Three icons under the left flip door
- Five icons under the right flip door
- Four LEDs under the display
Command/Control Keypad
Look for the following characteristics:
- A touch-screen monitor
- It is compatible with the ADT app.
- Wireless Connection
- No buttons
DSC Impassa Keypad
Look for the following characteristics:
- A DSC logo located on the control panel
- Five buttons on the keyboard to the right
- Eight buttons on the keyboard to the left
- Speaker on the left-hand side of the panel
GE-UTC Interlogix Concord Keypad
Look for the following characteristics:
- Three icons under the left flip door
- Five icons under the right flip door
- Up and Down arrows to the right of the panel
Lynx Touch Keypad
Look for the following characteristics:
- Four buttons below the panel
- Touch screen panel display
- Speaker located on the bottom right of the display
- Four buttons below the display
Old Brinks 3101 Keypad
Look for the following characteristics:
- Speaker on panel
- Logo on the left of the display
- No present flip-down door
- A large button titled “Cancel.”
- Three buttons on the left of the numerical keypad
Premise Pro Keypad
Look for the following characteristics:
- Rounded edge panel design
- ADT logo on the left of the display
- Five buttons under the flip door to the right
- Another five buttons under the flip door to the left
Safewatch Pro Or Vista System
Look for the following characteristics:
- Speaker on the left of the panel display
- LED indicating lights on the left of the flip-down door
- Four buttons on the left of the numerical keypad
- ADT logo might be seen on the lower right of the panel
Simon Xt Keypad
Look for the following characteristics:
- Two diagonal speakers
- Three buttons on the left of the numerical keypad
- Four buttons below the panel’s display
TS Keypad
Look for the following characteristics:
- Removable flip door
- LED indicating lights on the right of the display
- ADT logo on the control panel
- Another ADT logo on the left of the numerical keypad, under the flip door
Quickconnect Or Lynx System
Look for the following characteristics:
- Speaker on the bottom left of a numerical keypad
- No flip door
- Raised keypad
- It often has an ADT logo located in the bottom right.
Final Thoughts
Have you found the ADT system model you own? Hopefully so. If you can’t figure it out, try checking your purchase history. For instance, if you bought it off Amazon, you can always check your past orders and even search for the ADT panel.
Another way to look into which ADT system model you own is to locate its manual. You should always keep the manual to something so important, like your home security system. There you will find the exact model you own.
Nevertheless, if nothing seems to work, you can also try searching up the model number that usually comes in most equipment and is a series of numbers in every device.
Lastly, you can also reach out to ADT customer service, and they can further provide you with the help you need to determine which model you purchased.
