What’s New
New hardware and features land on the Alarm.com platform all year. As your installer, we get the launch announcements first — here’s each one in plain English, with our take on who actually needs it.
Every house has a door that never got a video doorbell because there was no wire behind it: the side entrance by the garage, the basement walkout, the back gate on a Lehi corner lot. Alarm.com’s new 781B Battery Video Doorbell (ADC-VDB781B), announced this week, is built for exactly that door. It runs on a […]
If you run service trucks, you already know the questions: where is unit 3 right now, who was speeding on I-15 this morning, why is the Transit burning more fuel than the others, and did anyone move a van out of the yard at 2 a.m. Alarm.com Connected Fleet answers all of them from the […]
The floodlight over the garage is the most useful fixture on the outside of a house, and for years it has been the dumbest: a motion sensor that lights up for raccoons and a bulb nobody can reach. Alarm.com’s V729 Floodlight Camera (ADC-V729) replaces it with two 3,000-lumen floodlights, a 4MP camera, two-way audio, a […]
Type “blue car last week” and the clip appears. What Alarm.com’s AI Video Event Search does, where it lives in the app, and the plan it needs.
If your house still has the alarm panel it was built with, a beige Honeywell VISTA can in the basement or a DSC keypad by the garage door, you have two problems. The phone line it was designed to dial out on is probably gone, and the company that installed it may be too. Alarm.com’s […]
Most porch and driveway cameras tell you what happened after it happened. The Alarm.com V730 is built to interrupt: a 4MP outdoor Wi-Fi camera with an integrated spotlight, color night video and analytics that know the difference between your truck, a delivery driver and the neighbor’s dog. It is the camera we put on more […]
There’s a quiet problem sitting inside a lot of Utah commercial buildings: the fire alarm panel is still reporting to the monitoring station over a copper phone line — the same POTS lines the carriers are actively retiring, at rising cost and falling reliability. In July 2026 Alarm.com moved to fix exactly that, launching the […]
Most business owners we work with can tell you what their security system did last night only if something went wrong. Alarm.com’s new Custom Activity Reports flip that: the system tells you what happened — who opened up, whether the back door actually got armed after close, which batteries are dying across your locations — […]
Every Utah property has one: the spot that needs a camera and has no power within a hundred feet. The gate at the end of a long Alpine driveway, the pergola, the fence line behind the shop, the detached garage. The Alarm.com V731B is a 4MP battery camera with a spotlight, real analytics and an […]
Indoor cameras have a trust problem. Everyone wants to see the living room when the alarm trips at 2am, and nobody wants to feel watched at 2pm on a Tuesday. The Alarm.com V530 (ADC-V530) is the first Alarm.com indoor camera with a mechanical privacy shutter, and that one part is why we now put it […]
Alarm.com Quick Controls put arming, locks, the garage and Scenes in your iPhone Control Center, Lock Screen and Action Button. Setup takes two minutes.
Alarm.com refreshed its flagship thermostat with a flat-glass display - same smart features, sharper look.
The new plug-in Wi-Fi Chime gives video doorbells their ding-dong back - any outlet, custom tones and schedules.
The VDB755P video door station now doubles as a badge and mobile-credential access reader for commercial entries.
Up to 8MP and full-color night video: the new Prism Series is Alarm.com's next-gen commercial camera line.
A spotlight, color night vision and a loud speaker: the V730P is built to change an intruder's mind.
Smart Arming now supports a different arming schedule for each day of the week - the house runs your actual routine.
A doorbell, camera and intercom in one PoE device - and with the new flush-mount kit and deco plates, it can sink into the wall entirely.
Want Any of This?
Platform features usually appear in your Alarm.com app automatically — if you don’t see one, ask us and we’ll enable it. New devices are a quick install visit for existing customers. And if your current alarm company never tells you about any of this, we take over Alarm.com systems across Utah — month-to-month, no contract. For how-to guides on the system you already own, see the tutorial library.
