ELK Products Integrates ELK-7TS Touchscreen with E27 Alarm Engine

HICKORY, N.C.—ELK Products, a manufacturer of professional-grade security and automation products, has recently announced that its ELK-7TS 7-inch Touchscreen now works seamlessly with its E27 Alarm Engine and ElkConnect App products.

The company points out that it first showcased the newly announced integration during the CEDIA Expo/CIX 2025 show in Denver, which concluded back on Sept. 6, 2025, and it says the sleek, high-resolution touchscreen is in stock and available through the ELK Products nationwide distribution network.

According to the company, the ELK-7TS delivers modern, intuitive in-home control. ELK Products points out the touchscreen incorporates an HD display that includes capacitive touch capabilities, and a slim low-profile design. Using the touchscreen the company explains, allows homeowners to quickly arm/disarm their systems, view system status, and access event history. The touchscreen, ELK continues, also provides full automation control— including Z-Wave devices such as lights, locks, thermostats, garage doors, and more—mirroring the features of the ElkConnect App for a consistent user experience across mobile and in-home interfaces.

ELK Products asserts that professional installers benefit from one model that works with its M1 Controls and the next-generation E27 Alarm Engine, with setup prompts that allow easy system selection. Optional accessories such as a desk stand and Ethernet/PoE adapter expand installation options.

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