IQ Panel 4 versions use different PowerG wireless frequencies, including 319.5 MHz, 345 MHz, 433 MHz, and 915 MHz, so select a frequency that aligns with the devices used in the installation. Cellular options include Verizon and AT&T, while user interface choices include a seven-inch touchscreen panel or a screen-less panel designed for app-based control.

When selecting a Qolsys IQ Panel 4, consider LTE and Wi-Fi dual-path connectivity, PowerG and legacy wireless support for security devices, and Z-Wave for compatible lights, locks, thermostats, and other automation devices. Bluetooth can support audio, touchless disarming, and connections with compatible devices, while the panel’s cellular carrier and PowerG frequency should match the installation and existing equipment.

Yes, the panel can work with many existing security sensors through legacy security wireless, while PowerG supports newer wireless devices. It also connects with compatible smart home devices through Z-Wave and Bluetooth, supporting control of items such as lights, locks, thermostats, and garage doors.

When choosing a wall-mounted or table-mounted IQ Panel 4, consider the installation location, whether users need a fixed touchscreen, and whether the panel should be movable with a table stand. Choose a screenless configuration for applications that do not require a local display, while still supporting LTE and Wi-Fi dual-path communication, PowerG devices, and smart home automation.