Overview
ADT wireless keypad — arming, disarming, and status away from the main panel or hub.
On ADT systems, this device is a supervised wireless peripheral (SiX on Command, Self-Setup RF on DIY hub, or Z-Wave for automation SKUs) — status appears in the ADT+ or ADT Control app, and faults can block arming depending on mode settings.
At a Glance
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Role | Secondary arming interface |
| Functions | Arm/disarm, chime, status |
| Wireless | SiX or Self-Setup link — verify SKU |
What This Device Does Well
Provides reliable status reporting and user-facing alerts through the ADT+ or ADT Control app when installed and enrolled correctly.
Before You Service or Replace One
- Platform — Command SiX vs Self-Setup sensor family — battery type and reset steps differ.
- Hub/panel online — must show connected in app before diagnosing sensor.
- Range — distant devices may need Range Extender, not a new sensor.
- Tamper — cover fully closed before declaring hardware fault.
- Monitoring mode — Practice/disarmed modes affect whether alarms dispatch.
Official Sources
Use official ADT help.adt.com support articles for reset procedures, battery types, LED patterns, and regional availability — ADT updates app flows frequently.