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

Great seller!! and product!!! Thank you

perfect as advertised; eady transition from Vista-10P to Vista 20P

PANEL WAS LOCKED OUT VIA COMPASS, WAS NOT ABLE TO ENTER PROGRAMMING. THEY DID NOT SELL ME A NEW PRODUCT, WASTE OF TIME AND ENERGY. I WILL NOT BUY FROM THEM AGAIN.

Exactly what I expected.

Received the latest 10.23 version. Works perfectly. I upgraded an older version 1.4 Vista 20P to this without any problems. I moved the wires one by one from old to new. Then I simply went through and read all of the configuration information from the existing unit and then programmed it into the new unit; all of this work is done through the alpha numeric keypad on the system. No issues whatsoever!

Home replacement system

Replaced a 27 year old panel. Found instruction on U Tube - but easy to program and works well.

Panel worked out great it very user friendly,and work well with all the exciting products .I used any older version ademco 6138 key pad and it was upgraded to new firm ware 10.2 .very happy I bought it.

Very recently priced. My original vista 15 died, it was an easy upgrade to the Vista 20. I used all my existing wiring and equipment.

Works Great: Ive tested every zone with both resistors and actual sensors, have not experienced a problem. Very Sturdy: The delivery man dropped it HARD on the way to the door, still works good. Choose the 6160RF Keypad to program: Avoid any package deal that does not include the 6160RF keypad. Lots of feedback out there was that the 6160RF was a waste of money...but without a clear explanation of WHY & WHEN. Heres the thing: if you have only one keypad on your system, and you want some wireless capability, it is CHEAPEST to go with the 6160RF keypad. If you need two keypads, then choose the 6160RF and then a very cheap second keypad. Before you complain that the emphasis of this review is on the keypad instead of the alarm control panel...you cant do anything, test anything, wire anything, program anything, or use the control panel without a keypad to program it & test it. I initially bought the 6160 to program it, but then realized my mistake & ordered the 6160RF / returned the 6160. This control panel only has 8 ea. wired-zones, and the expert-consensus leans towards an expansion panel instead of Zone-Doubling. I havent expanded past 8-wired zones as of yet, except for experiments with wireless sensors via the 6160RF (just to confirm it works.)