XT50 Control Panel
The XT50 control panel is your hybrid intrusion panel for residential or small business applications. Expandable up to 58 hardwired, wireless and onboard zones.
The innovative XT50 Burglary/Fire/Door Control Panel is ideal for both residential and small commercial applications. It supports 10 onboard zones plus 32 wired or 48 wireless for up to 58 total zones and one two-wire smoke detector zone. This powerful panel is customized with dialer and network communication options. Includes an onboard 1100D Series Wireless Receiver. Also supports Virtual Keypad app, 99 user codes and daily opening and closing schedules. Option to add technology later to expand capabilities, including wireless or cellular (LTE).
- Residential
- Small business
- XT50DM-G Dialer Panel in Medium Gray Enclosure
- XT50DS-G Dialer Panel in Small Gray Enclosure
- XT50DPCB Dialer Panel, Board Only
- XT50DNS-G Dialer & Network Panel in Small Gray Enclosure
- XT50DNM-G Dialer & Network Panel in Medium Gray Enclosure
- XT50DNPCB Dialer & Network Panel, Board Only
- XT50NM-G Network Panel in Medium Gray Enclosure
- XT50NS-G Network Panel in Small Gray Enclosure
- XT50NPCB Network Panel, Board Only
- XT50S-G Panel in Small Gray Enclosure, No Communication
- XT50M-G Panel in Medium Gray Enclosure, No Communication
- XT50PCB Panel, Board Only, No Communication
California State Fire Marshall (CSFM)
SIA CP-01 False Alarm Reduction
ETL Listings
- ANSI/UL 985 - Control Units and Accessories, Household System Type (Residential Fire)
- ANSI/UL 1023 - Household Burglar Alarm System Units (Residential Burglary)
- ANSI/UL 1610 - Digital Alarm Communicator System (Commercial Burglary)
- ANSI/UL 1635 - Digital Alarm Communicator System Units (Commercial Burglary)
See XT Series Compliance Note (LT-2515).
Product Resources
Specs & Guides
Version 261 | August 6, 2026
Previously, remotely programming Device Setup could cause zones connected to the keypad bus to stop correctly changing states, which prevented those zones from being reported. This could occur when zones were programmed before setting the House Code to 0, followed by remotely programming Device Setup. Onboard zones were not affected.
Now, remotely programming Device Setup no longer affects the operation or reporting of zones connected to the keypad bus.
“The XT Series has been a staple in our security offering. Its flexibility and ability to scale as project needs evolve make it the right choice for our customers.”
Bay Alarm Company