Honeywell Ademco 6150 Fixed Keypad with LCD Display

Simy: It worked flawless. They shipped brand new

United States on Nov 08, 2023

Lisa: Worked great for me , did not have to reprogram.Priced reasonably also.

United States on Aug 07, 2023

DIY Guy: Been installing these for many years. If you think you want one, talk to a licensed low voltage tech (not an electrician) first. If you don't it may not work, and that would be your fault.

United States on Aug 01, 2023

Guidewire: Replaced an Ademco 6128 LCD keypad with the Honeywell 6150 and it works slick. All programming stayed the same ... plug & play! Very happy with product and cost.

Canada on Dec 01, 2020

Jeffrey Bowman: Added easily to alarm system. Instructions on box.

Canada on Aug 06, 2020

Jboss: Our existing unit was not functioning properly, the new unit, which was easy to install, has provided us with the confidence that our alarm system is working as it should.

Canada on Jul 03, 2020

Eric J. Woolf: Ordered this keypad to replace a 19 year old 6128. As others have written, installation, as described in other reviews, is simple. However, on powering up the system, the keypad was responsive, enabling me to arm and disarm the system, however, display, though illuminated, was blank. Tried reseating the wires, ensuring address was set correctly, powering down and then powering up the system multiple times, nothing worked. After much frustration, I discovered the problem. The display was not making adequate contact with the circuit board. To fix this, I disengaged the board from the housing by depressing the two plastic retention clips at the bottom of the board. Once the clips were released, the board can be removed, leaving the display. The display sits in a clear plastic housing that can be lifted out of the case. I lifted this out and then separated the display from the clear housing. I then replaced the display in the housing making sure that the contact strip of the display was fully pushed into the housing; the strip extends from the housing about 1/16-1/8 of an inch. Then I replaced the circuit board, again making sure that the display contacts were engaged against the...

United States on Nov 23, 2019

Robert E Bennett: This alarm pad was almost identical to the ones that were installed with our Vista 20 alarm system about 11 years ago. I wanted another one on the wall downstairs. I wired it just like the others but I couldn't get it to work. I needed to input a code within fifteen seconds or so after powering up. Needless to say, I didn't know I was being timed and I didn't know the proper code. My alarm guy came by and removed/reconnected the power lead from the back, then input a code number for the Vista system and BANG, it worked just like the others. If I'd done a little more research it may have worked for me without getting my alarm guy involved.

United States on Apr 12, 2019