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# IP-based fast alarm signaling 48-zone expandable security Aluminum enclosure durability Honeywell VISTA-20P Ademco Control Panel, PCB in Aluminum Enclosure

**Brand:** honeywell
**Price:** ฿13146
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🔐 Elevate your home security game with pro-level control and instant alerts!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Honeywell VISTA-20P Ademco Control Panel, PCB in Aluminum Enclosure by honeywell
- **How much does it cost?** ฿13146 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- honeywell enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted honeywell brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Pro-Grade Reliability:** Robust aluminum enclosure and latest chip version 10.24 ensure long-lasting, professional-grade security.
- • **Ultimate Zone Control:** Protect every corner with up to 48 customizable zones—total home coverage.
- • **Modular & Future-Ready:** Works flawlessly with Honeywell Ademco sensors for flood, fire, smoke, CO, and burglary detection.
- • **Instant Emergency Alerts:** Automatically notify police, fire, and emergency services for peace of mind 24/7.
- • **Seamless IP Connectivity:** Experience lightning-fast alarm uploads/downloads via internet protocol—no telco lines needed.

## Overview

The Honeywell VISTA-20P Ademco Control Panel is a high-capacity, expandable home security system housed in a durable aluminum enclosure. Supporting up to 48 zones, it integrates IP-based communication for rapid alarm signaling without traditional phone lines. Compatible with a wide range of Honeywell Ademco sensors, it offers comprehensive protection against burglary, fire, flood, smoke, and carbon monoxide. Designed for professional installations and tech-savvy users, it delivers reliable, scalable security with the latest firmware (v10.24) and advanced keypad support.

## Description

The high capacity, feature-rich VISTA-20P lets you deliver more value to your customers on each and every sale with up to 48 zones of protection, Internet uploading/downloading, graphic keypad support and dual partitions. VISTA-20P gives you the ability to send alarm signals and upload/download via an Internet protocol (IP), improving the speed at which information can be delivered to and from the control panel. In addition, the VISTA-20P, used with an alarm net Internet or digital communicator can be installed in Premises without telco lines with no sacrifice in functionality. The panel's installation advantages, innovative end-user benefits and robust system capacity make the value-priced VISTA-20P an ideal choice for higher end installations. Chip version is 10.24 (Latest update 3/8/2023)

Review: Good expandable system - I purchased this to replace a proprietary system,installed by a prior homeowner, that had been inactive for several years. With a little bit of Google research of of the model number it was clear that the old unit had been manufactured by Honeywell. I was interested in self monitoring and did not want to commit to an expensive, multi-year contract to re-activate the old system. The Vista system seemed well recommended as a neutral platform. On the physical side, I was able to re-use the existing wiring and Honeywell branded wireless sensors, but the speaker, keypad, and wireless receiver all had to be replaced. I paired this with a 6162 keypad, a WAVE-2 siren, and a 5881 wireless receiver. If I could do it again I would have probably went with the 6162rf keypad, since it has a RF receiver built in and my sensors are all relatively close to the unit. On the wiring side, you need to be comfortable stripping wire and using screw terminals, and for new installs there is the issue of routing wires through the wall for the power, keypad, and siren -- everything else can be wireless if desired. A keypad that supports Vista Intelligent Programming, such as one of the 616X series keypads, is essential. The control unit shipped to me had a v10.x firmware, so I was set under the requirement to have version 9.18 or higher to use the menu programming. In line with other comments, the programming menu is more oriented towards installers and requires navigating through several menus, but I was able to complete basic programming and enable ~5 wired and wireless zones over an afternoon by following along with online guides and YouTube videos. There are some great YouTube videos that basically walk from initial start up to configuring and naming a few zones. I'm not sure if you need the software engineer background others mention to program it, but comfort with technology and a willingness to treat it as an adventure helped. So far the system is working great, and I've added an Envisalink 3 for web based monitoring and control, which I was able to get up and running in about 30 minutes. The end result is that I have a system with plenty of capacity to grow that does everything I need -- I am very happy with the system. Day to day operation is very smooth, with the full text display again helping (as you can name zones and be notified of issues). The added features (web monitoring/control and text/e-mail alerts) from the EnvisaLink are great as well. While there are an increasing number of all wireless or "home automation" oriented systems out there, I am more comfortable with the idea of having a solid, stand alone, reliable system like the 20p for security, with home automation on its own platform until there is a little more standards convergence. Next steps include adding a sensor for the garage door and possibly wireless smoke and carbon monoxide detectors. I will eventually look into the Honeywell Connect and/or Tuxedo Touch add-ons as they continue to mature.
Review: Professional system and results requiring some investment of time yielding years of savings! - After my second home was broken into, and the front door left open for who knows how long, I decided I wanted an alarm. After much research, and not wanting to deal with contracts, salesmen and high monthly fees, I ended up with this panel and a totally expandable professional system that texts me when the alarm is disarmed, armed, fire, trouble, flood, and of course if a break-in occurs. The basics of the system are the 20P panel, the 15P would be fine for most,unless you have more than six wired zones, the EVL-4 Eyezon IP communicator, which requires a hardwired connection to the router, and mounts inside the cabinet, 12 volt back up battery, required as it drives the siren as well as power failure back-up, siren, and don't go for anything less than the 6160RF keypad. The RF denotes that the keypad is capable of receiving and transmitting to wireless devices. Even if you don't think you'll want or need wireless, once you read up and see all the endless possibilities of the wireless devices and sensors, you'll be glad you spent the little extra to go RF. If you don't own a drill, wire strippers, or maybe even a soldering iron, and willing to roll up your sleeves and learn a little about all the well thought out and time proven nuances and actually read the manual-then this is probably not the system for you. Just looking at the manual and all the options are a bit overwhelming, but once you dig in, only a few of the actual programming prompts need to be changed. Each zone needs to be told how to react to the sensor, but just read and check out a few youtube videos. You don't need to be a computer programmer or rocket scientist-Just be willing to invest a little time and energy during the install, and you won't need to touch it again unless you want to do some upgrades and enhancements, which I'm sure most techie types will be fascinated by the possibilities. I'm working to install an electric water valve in the main water line, so the water is shut off when armed in away mode-no flood worries!

## Features

- Police, fire department and other emergency service can be called automatically
- Honeywell ademco vista 20P 8 zone control panel expands to a 48 zone home security system
- Total connect alarm monitoring gives customers the ability to protect their home and family
- Works with Honeywell ademco accessories for flood, freeze, burglary, fire, smoke and co detection
- Chip version 10.24

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B000H05W9C |
| Best Sellers Rank | #284 in Home Security Systems |
| Brand | Honeywell |
| Date First Available | October 2, 2001 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 7.43 pounds |
| Item model number | VISTA-20P |
| Manufacturer | Honeywell Ademco |
| Material | Aluminum |
| Number Of Circuits | 48 |
| Phase Type | Three Phase |
| Product Dimensions | 13 x 3 x 15 inches |
| UPC | 781410417571 |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Honeywell
- **Material:** Aluminum
- **Number Of Circuits:** 48
- **Phase Type:** Three Phase
- **UPC:** 781410417571

## Images

![Honeywell VISTA-20P Ademco Control Panel, PCB in Aluminum Enclosure - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61-Y08QXRTL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Does this system support the envisalink evl-4?**
A: Yes, it installs as a keypad (power from cabinet and a couple of data lines).  You will have to devise your own mounting or (measure and) drill an odd hole pattern.  I mounted the EVL-4 to a small piece of plastic with the included standoffs, then attached the plastic to the back of the cabinet with a couple of screws.  I replace my old vista 15 with the vista 20p, used zone doubling, added a wireless receiver/alpha keypad, and added the evl-4 all at once.  In retrospect, I would get the panel working and programmed prior to adding the envisalink.  Once I'm through testing, my next step is to add their monitoring service.

**Q: Is the Vista 20-P RF capable out of the box? Can I add wireless motion detectors or do I need 2 buy additional wireless module first?**
A: You have quite a few options: Install a 6160RF Keypad (alpha which is zone description read out), 6150RF (no zone description but has RF) You must be aware that a 6150RF has a medium receiver and a 6160RF has a high receiver and this means the 6150RF will allow 16 zones whereas the 6160RF will allow the max number of zones your panel can support. If you install a 6150RF and you try to place 17 wireless zones you will get an error. You can also do standalone receivers such as the 5881ENL (low range adds 8 wireless zones), 5881ENM (16 zones), 5881ENH (high range based on your panels max wireless zones) all of which can be used on a V15P, V20P, V32FB, V128BPT etc.. There is a 5881ENHC which is used in commercial applications. I own an alarm company and we buy our panels here because they are cheaper than our distributor.

**Q: What battery do I need to use (voltage, amp hours...)?**
A: The Vista20P uses a rechargeable 12 volt dc 4 amp hour battery.The 12vdc 5 amp hour or 12vdc 7 amp hour batteries can also be used.The larger amp hour rated batteries last longer during a power outage.Hope this helps.

**Q: Does this come with a power supply and/or battery or do I have to buy those seperately**
A: The power supply is right on the same circuit board as the alarm board.  See the large heat sink?  That is the power supply my friend.  Power transformer to power it but no backup battery as size of battery is the installer's choice.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good expandable system
*by T***K on January 19, 2015*

I purchased this to replace a proprietary system,installed by a prior homeowner, that had been inactive for several years. With a little bit of Google research of of the model number it was clear that the old unit had been manufactured by Honeywell. I was interested in self monitoring and did not want to commit to an expensive, multi-year contract to re-activate the old system. The Vista system seemed well recommended as a neutral platform. On the physical side, I was able to re-use the existing wiring and Honeywell branded wireless sensors, but the speaker, keypad, and wireless receiver all had to be replaced. I paired this with a 6162 keypad, a WAVE-2 siren, and a 5881 wireless receiver. If I could do it again I would have probably went with the 6162rf keypad, since it has a RF receiver built in and my sensors are all relatively close to the unit. On the wiring side, you need to be comfortable stripping wire and using screw terminals, and for new installs there is the issue of routing wires through the wall for the power, keypad, and siren -- everything else can be wireless if desired. A keypad that supports Vista Intelligent Programming, such as one of the 616X series keypads, is essential. The control unit shipped to me had a v10.x firmware, so I was set under the requirement to have version 9.18 or higher to use the menu programming. In line with other comments, the programming menu is more oriented towards installers and requires navigating through several menus, but I was able to complete basic programming and enable ~5 wired and wireless zones over an afternoon by following along with online guides and YouTube videos. There are some great YouTube videos that basically walk from initial start up to configuring and naming a few zones. I'm not sure if you need the software engineer background others mention to program it, but comfort with technology and a willingness to treat it as an adventure helped. So far the system is working great, and I've added an Envisalink 3 for web based monitoring and control, which I was able to get up and running in about 30 minutes. The end result is that I have a system with plenty of capacity to grow that does everything I need -- I am very happy with the system. Day to day operation is very smooth, with the full text display again helping (as you can name zones and be notified of issues). The added features (web monitoring/control and text/e-mail alerts) from the EnvisaLink are great as well. While there are an increasing number of all wireless or "home automation" oriented systems out there, I am more comfortable with the idea of having a solid, stand alone, reliable system like the 20p for security, with home automation on its own platform until there is a little more standards convergence. Next steps include adding a sensor for the garage door and possibly wireless smoke and carbon monoxide detectors. I will eventually look into the Honeywell Connect and/or Tuxedo Touch add-ons as they continue to mature.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Professional system and results requiring some investment of time yielding years of savings!
*by T***E on March 2, 2017*

After my second home was broken into, and the front door left open for who knows how long, I decided I wanted an alarm. After much research, and not wanting to deal with contracts, salesmen and high monthly fees, I ended up with this panel and a totally expandable professional system that texts me when the alarm is disarmed, armed, fire, trouble, flood, and of course if a break-in occurs. The basics of the system are the 20P panel, the 15P would be fine for most,unless you have more than six wired zones, the EVL-4 Eyezon IP communicator, which requires a hardwired connection to the router, and mounts inside the cabinet, 12 volt back up battery, required as it drives the siren as well as power failure back-up, siren, and don't go for anything less than the 6160RF keypad. The RF denotes that the keypad is capable of receiving and transmitting to wireless devices. Even if you don't think you'll want or need wireless, once you read up and see all the endless possibilities of the wireless devices and sensors, you'll be glad you spent the little extra to go RF. If you don't own a drill, wire strippers, or maybe even a soldering iron, and willing to roll up your sleeves and learn a little about all the well thought out and time proven nuances and actually read the manual-then this is probably not the system for you. Just looking at the manual and all the options are a bit overwhelming, but once you dig in, only a few of the actual programming prompts need to be changed. Each zone needs to be told how to react to the sensor, but just read and check out a few youtube videos. You don't need to be a computer programmer or rocket scientist-Just be willing to invest a little time and energy during the install, and you won't need to touch it again unless you want to do some upgrades and enhancements, which I'm sure most techie types will be fascinated by the possibilities. I'm working to install an electric water valve in the main water line, so the water is shut off when armed in away mode-no flood worries!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by G***N on July 10, 2024*

Works very well as a residential alarm panel coupled with hard wired contacts. Add an RF Keypad (6160RF) and benefit from wireless contacts if you don't want to run wires or it is too difficult to run wires in your application.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Honeywell VISTA-20P Ademco Control Panel, PCB in Aluminum Enclosure
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