Former division of General Electric offering widely used residential and commercial security systems, fire detection, and access control products.
GE Security was a leading provider of security technology, formerly a division of General Electric. The company specialized in residential and commercial security solutions, ranging from intrusion alarms and fire detection to access control and video surveillance.
Known for reliable product lines such as the NetworX (NX) series, Simon XT, and Concord panels, GE Security's portfolio was acquired by United Technologies Corporation (UTC) in 2010 and subsequently integrated into the Interlogix business unit. Although the products are now considered legacy equipment and the original manufacturer support channels have changed, these systems are still widely used in homes and businesses today.
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GE Security was acquired by UTC in 2010 and became part of Interlogix. In 2019, Interlogix announced it would wind down its security business in North America. While new GE Security branded panels are not manufactured, many existing systems are still supported by local alarm dealers.
You can find manuals for legacy GE Security products, including Simon, Concord, and NetworX panels, in our dedicated GE Security library on this page.
Most GE Security sensors use standard lithium batteries (often CR123A or CR2032). The housing usually has a small tab or slot to pry open the cover. Consult the specific device manual for the exact battery type and opening procedure.
Support for these products is largely handled by third-party security installers and alarm monitoring companies. Carrier (formerly UTC) provides limited documentation for some legacy Interlogix products.