Central alarm unit Genevo PRiMA16LTE RX CA with 4G (LTE) communicator and radio link

Genevo PRiMA16LTE RX CA is a central alarm unit designed for security systems that require integrated cellular communication and wireless peripheral connectivity. The device integrates a 4G (LTE) communicator and a radio link to manage wired and radio sensors, enabling remote reporting over mobile networks and flexible expansion with radio detectors. It is intended for installations where reliable communication, alarm management and compatibility with radio peripherals are needed for residential or commercial use.

Advantages

The central unit combines a built-in 4G (LTE) communicator and a radio link in a single enclosure, providing cellular backup communication without the need for separate modules. Radio connectivity simplifies pairing and placement of peripheral sensors and detectors while reducing cabling requirements. The unit centralizes alarm events and supports remote transmission to monitoring services or user endpoints, ensuring continuous reporting when IP or landline channels are unavailable.

Suitable for

• Residential alarm systems that require cellular backup and wireless sensors
• Small and medium commercial premises needing remote alarm communication
• Sites where reducing cabling and enabling flexible sensor placement is important
• Upgrades from wired-only panels to hybrid panels with mobile reporting

Key specifications

• Integrated 4G (LTE) cellular communicator for mobile-network reporting
• Radio link for wireless peripheral connection and detector pairing
• Central alarm unit functionality for managing sensors and alarm events
• Support for both wired inputs and wireless devices (hybrid installation)
• Remote communication capability for monitoring stations and user devices

How to use

Install the unit in a suitable secure enclosure or cabinet and connect power according to installation requirements. Configure network settings for the integrated 4G (LTE) communicator so the panel can transmit events to the chosen monitoring or reporting destination. Pair radio peripherals following the manufacturer's pairing procedure to register detectors and sensors to the radio link. Define zones, alarm types and reporting paths in the unit's configuration interface and test communications with monitoring endpoints and paired wireless sensors to confirm proper operation.

Usage recommendations

Locate the central unit where cellular reception is adequate and radio signals can reach intended sensor locations. Use site-specific testing to verify 4G signal strength and radio range before finalizing placement. Maintain firmware and configuration updates as recommended by the manufacturer to ensure compatibility and security of communication channels.