The first and usually most important difference is the number of zones. There are just a couple key areas that will help the average person pick between the different models. They all use the same programming process, the same wiring structure, et cetera. Each one has the same basic features pretty much. There are four models of NetworX alarm panels: NX-4, NX-6, NX-8, and NX-8E. This makes the NetworX line highly customizable and extremely flexible to fit perfectly just about any installation. But the panels are modular which allows you to add whatever keypads and other modules that you need to meet the requirements that you have, including adding wireless capability.

This means that in its base configuration out of the box it is a hardwired system. NetworX is a hardwired hybrid system, very similar to the Honeywell Vista and DSC PowerSeries.

The NetworX line of alarm systems has survived multiple business purchases to make it to today where it is owned and manufactured by Interlogix.

Total Connect 2.0 Package Monitoring Add-Ons.

Central Station Alarm Monitoring Services.

Now number 2 registered when either a wireless and wired sensor detects movement. When I tried to install the new replacement sensor I somehow managed to add it to an already existing sensor number. I have somehow deleted wireless sensor 4 and managed to reinstall as sensor 8. I have gone in and disabled the faulty sensor 5 due to the alarm constantly beeping that the installed wireless sensor can not be detected Here is what I've managed to achieve following the instructions that came with the alarm.

We have since purchased a replacement wireless sensor and tried installing it but not having any luck. A few months back one of the wireless sensors stopped communicating/working due to a leaky battery. 2 Wirred (1 & 2) and 2 Wireless (4 & 5) + the outside tamper light. Currently have a NetworX NX-4 v1 alarm set-up in our home with 4 sensors.

Networx alarm system sensor location