Konnected Alarm Panel Pro

Quick verdict

If your house has wired alarm sensors from a previous security system, the Konnected Alarm Panel Pro is the way to bring them into Home Assistant. It replaces your old alarm panel brain with an ESPHome board that exposes every zone as a sensor in HA. Setup requires comfort with basic wiring, but the result is a fully local alarm system with no monthly monitoring fees. Not for beginners, but incredibly powerful for the right use case.

Standout: Retrofit existing wired alarm sensors into Home Assistant via ESPHome with no cloud and no monitoring fees.

Last checked: 2026-05-31

Compatibility snapshot

Why it stands out

• brings existing wired alarm sensors into Home Assistant without replacing them
• ESPHome integration is rock-solid local with no cloud, no subscriptions, and no monitoring fees
• supports up to 12 zones on the Pro model, enough for most residential alarm setups

Reasons to hesitate

• requires wiring knowledge to connect to your existing alarm panel zones
• no native voice assistant support. This is built for Home Assistant
• replaces your alarm panel brain, so your old panel's features like cellular backup are gone

Best for

• homeowners with existing wired alarm sensors who want to bring them into Home Assistant
• anyone ditching a monitored alarm service but keeping the wired sensors

Avoid if

• you do not have existing wired alarm sensors. Start with wireless Zigbee or Thread sensors instead
• you need professional monitoring with cellular backup. This is a DIY local solution

Privacy and local-control notes

Fully local ESPHome device. No cloud, no account, no data leaves your network. Your alarm zone data stays entirely on-premises.

Home Assistant support: supported · integration path: ESPHome.

Built with ESPHome — see our ESPHome guide for Home Assistant →

Buying reality check

Price notes: Premium upfront cost but eliminates monthly alarm monitoring fees. Pays for itself within a year if you were paying for monitoring.

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