Number of doors and windows you need to protect. Good choice for a medium or slightly larger size home, depending on the The increased zone capacity makes the Caddx NX-6 a It also offers a 2-wire smokeĭetector loop, which is much easier to work with for do-it-yourself

Increased numbers of zones and user codes. The GE Caddx NX-6 builds upward from the NX-4, adding 6 Hardwired zones on-board, expandable to16-zone maximum capacity (wireless)/ 12 zones hardwired.Offset with much more flexibility, if you ever decide to expand the The slight additional cost for the larger Caddx alarms is

With the NX-6 or even the NX-8 (below), rather than limit yourself with If you’re choosing a system for a not-so-small-to-medium size home, you may want to go Its small size makes it a goodįit for an apartment, condo, or townhouse-size home. The Caddx NX-4 is often sold as a package, with everything NX-8, the NX-4 doesn’t have any programmable outputs. Programmable zones, expandable to a total of 8. The NetworX-4 or NX-4 is one of the most basic of GE home

4-Hardwired zones on-board, expandable to 8-zones.

GE Simon 3 Alarm System GE Security Caddx NX-4 If you want a mostly wireless system, see these pages:

Need more than 48 zones? Check out the GE Concord 4 Security System. Wireless keypads and keyfobs can also be added to allow easy arming, Wireless sensors are availableįor doors and windows, motions, glassbreaks, smoke detectors, etc. This installationįlexibility, along with low cost, make a Caddx alarm panel a good choiceĬaddx wireless transmitters are the standard NX-series Installed in new or existing construction. If you’re looking for information on Caddx NetworX systems in general, read on…Īll three General Electric products Networx systems can handle aĬombination of hardwired and wireless zones, so they can easily be If you’re considering installing a new Caddx NetworX system, scroll down to see my ' New to Caddx NetworX?' section, at the bottom of this page. The only supplier I saw still listing Caddx equipment has manyįewer items, compared to years past. No listings for Caddx panels at 2 of the 3 suppliers I regularly visit I haven’t seen any official announcement from GE/Interlogix, I can find Update, June 2017: The Caddx NetworX series is evidently being discontinued.

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