What panel is this?

[lonebrave]

I'm moving into a house that currently has an ASG Security system. From what I've been able to tell so far, there probably is decent coverage with interior motions and glass breaks. I think the motions and glass breaks are hardwired, but haven't confirmed that yet. The doors are monitored with wireless sensors. I don't know of any smokes or CO detectors. I haven't found a panel. There is the main keypad shown below and one other 'normal' looking keypad. My assumption is that the panel is build into the keypad pictured below.
 
Is anyone familiar with this panel that ASG Security uses? Any help finding info about it? I didn't see any other markings on it, but then I haven't opened it up, yet. My plan is to install an Elk M1 and add window sensors in the not-too-distant future. I'm trying to figure out what is currently there so I know what to expect when it comes to the Elk install.
 

 

[drvnbysound]

The easiest thing to do would be to go ahead and inspect the wireless sensors on the doors. You may even need to open them up, but usually you will be able to find out who makes them... usually and hopefully either GE or Honeywell.
 
Regarding the Elk install, if they end up being GE sensors you will need the M1XRFEG (link), and if they are Honeywell you will need the M1XRF2H (link).
 
The keypad/panel that you currently have won't matter as you would be abandoning them for the M1 anyway.

 

[gatchel]

Honeywell Lynx Plus
 
http://www.security.honeywell.com/hsc/products/control/wi/ly/283765.html
 
Under that fancy ASG sticker should be a Honeywell label.

 

[lonebrave]

The easiest thing to do would be to go ahead and inspect the wireless sensors on the doors. You may even need to open them up, but usually you will be able to find out who makes them... usually and hopefully either GE or Honeywell.
 
Regarding the Elk install, if they end up being GE sensors you will need the M1XRFEG (link), and if they are Honeywell you will need the M1XRF2H (link).
 
The keypad/panel that you currently have won't matter as you would be abandoning them for the M1 anyway.

Thanks for the links on the sensors.
 

Honeywell Lynx Plus
 
http://www.security.honeywell.com/hsc/products/control/wi/ly/283765.html
 
Under that fancy ASG sticker should be a Honeywell label.

Thanks. Hopefully that will help me learn more about the current install.

 

[drvnbysound]

Being a Honeywell panel, it's pretty much guaranteed that you have Honeywell sensors on your doors. Then again, it doesn't hurt to check to be sure; measure twice, cut once.
 
This page is dedicated to Honeywell wireless sensors - they have a lot to choose from:
http://www.security.honeywell.com/hsc/products/wireless/index.html

 

[Del91574]

To add to this...there's no other equipment. It's an all in one piece of hardware, that's the panel, dialer, backup battery, siren, etc. It could also be the cellular (if installed). The peripherals are all wireless Honeywell.