Uploaded June 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this video Jorge shows you how to find the IMEI Number on a 2GIG Edge Security System. This may also be referred to as the panel's Serial Number. You will need this piece of information when you go to activate the system for alarm monitoring service. Specifically, you will provide the IMEI Number to your monitoring provider during the system's activation process. The IMEI Number is more specifically tied to the 2GIG Edge Panel's internal LTE cellular communicator
Every 2GIG Edge Alarm System has an LTE cellular communicator built inside. In order to activate the Edge System and its integrated cellular communicator for monitoring service, you will be required to provide the associated IMEI Number, or Serial Number, to your alarm monitoring provider. Remember that the system's associated monitoring platform, Alarm.com, requires that every system using its service has an active cellular communication path set up. Every though the 2GIG Edge also has an integrated WIFI card, setting up WIFI is technically optional, while setting up the cellular communication path is essentially required. Of course, most users will just simply set up both WIFI and cellular, as most users have a WIFI network readily available, and it doesn't really cost extra to set up WIFI.
However, when you are referring to the IMEI Number, you are strictly referring to the cellular communication pathway for the 2GIG Edge System. And it's not just the 2GIG Edge actually. Any device that uses cellular connectivity, whether it is an alarm system, a cell phone, or even something else entirely like a cellular asset tracking device, it will have an IMEI number. If you really want to get specific, an IMEI Number is sort of an identifier for a cellular communication device. It just so happens that this information is needed when you go to activate for monitoring service.
alarmgrid.com/faq/how-do-i-find-the-imei-number-for-a-2gig-edge
http://alrm.gd/get-monitored
In this video Jorge shows you how to find the IMEI Number on a 2GIG Edge Security System. This may also be referred to as the panel's Serial Number. You will need this piece of information when you go to activate the system for alarm monitoring service. Specifically, you will provide the IMEI Number to your monitoring provider during the system's activation process. The IMEI Number is more specifically tied to the 2GIG Edge Panel's internal LTE cellular communicator
Every 2GIG Edge Alarm System has an LTE cellular communicator built inside. In order to activate the Edge System and its integrated cellular communicator for monitoring service, you will be required to provide the associated IMEI Number, or Serial Number, to your alarm monitoring provider. Remember that the system's associated monitoring platform, Alarm.com, requires that every system using its service has an active cellular communication path set up. Every though the 2GIG Edge also has an integrated WIFI card, setting up WIFI is technically optional, while setting up the cellular communication path is essentially required. Of course, most users will just simply set up both WIFI and cellular, as most users have a WIFI network readily available, and it doesn't really cost extra to set up WIFI.
However, when you are referring to the IMEI Number, you are strictly referring to the cellular communication pathway for the 2GIG Edge System. And it's not just the 2GIG Edge actually. Any device that uses cellular connectivity, whether it is an alarm system, a cell phone, or even something else entirely like a cellular asset tracking device, it will have an IMEI number. If you really want to get specific, an IMEI Number is sort of an identifier for a cellular communication device. It just so happens that this information is needed when you go to activate for monitoring service.
alarmgrid.com/faq/how-do-i-find-the-imei-number-for-a-2gig-edge
http://alrm.gd/get-monitored
