Alarm On My Own House

[davetherave69]

Hi All,

I am an electrician by trade and am going to be installing the following alarm system on my house I no a bit about alarms have installed about 20 in domestic propertys.

I would like your advice on what I am going to install as to what you think of it and if there is any thing better I could use.

1, 1 texecom premier 48

2, 2 polished chrome lcd flush key pads

3, 5 texecom prestige dts

4, 2 texecom odyssey 3 sab's

5, 1 master blaster.

6, 1 cqr gd06 gsm dialler

Do you think the above will be a good system on my house or is it a bit over the top.

We will be having an extension later in the year and was going to install a smoke machine and master blaster in the new lounge again any thought on this to would be great.

Thanks Dave

[morph]

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[arfur mo]

Hi All,

I am an electrician by trade and am going to be installing the following alarm system on my house I no a bit about alarms have installed about 20 in domestic propertys.

I would like your advice on what I am going to install as to what you think of it and if there is any thing better I could use.

1, 1 texecom premier 48

2, 2 polished chrome lcd flush key pads

3, 5 texecom prestige dts

4, 2 texecom odyssey 3 sab's

5, 1 master blaster.

6, 1 cqr gd06 gsm dialler

Do you think the above will be a good system on my house or is it a bit over the top.

We will be having an extension later in the year and was going to install a smoke machine and master blaster in the new lounge again any thought on this to would be great.

Thanks Dave

tbh thats about as clear as mud to answer sensibly, the kit chosen is as good as any in comparative uses's. put it this way it's like asking would you say a good car for me is an astra with air con and cd player? fine car it is but not for a 25 stone woman

it depends on the risk being covered, size and location of property, the operational circumstances, ease of use and in your case ease of programming, and operation by the end user and so forth.

3 sab's and a master blaster on a small bungalow in Gods waiting room area of Eastbourne might be a tad ott, but if you live in Liverpool..............

regs

alan

[BASS]

tbh thats about as clear as mud to answer sensibly, the kit chosen is as good as any in comparative uses's. put it this way it's like asking would you say a good car for me is an astra with air con and cd player? fine car it is but not for a 25 stone woman

it depends on the risk being covered, size and location of property, the operational circumstances, ease of use and in your case ease of programming, and operation by the end user and so forth.

3 sab's and a master blaster on a small bungalow in Gods waiting room area of Eastbourne might be a tad ott, but if you live in Liverpool..............

regs

alan

ahhhhhh how dare ya lol I'm from liverpool think the master blaster is over the top for a residential area if it goes off the neighbours won't thank ya

[camerabloke]

i would also add a 12 volt psu as well to power the pirs and bells

[markovitch]

Master blaster is way ott especially with multiple sabs,and you will definitely need a psu with the equipment you have in mind.

[davetherave69]

You say I need a 12v psu does the texecom premier 48 not have one built in or will it not be man enough to cope with the system, I havent installed any of these before so dont no much about them. Thanks

[camerabloke]

12volt 1 amp psu adjacent panel, take all power connections straight to the psu to the pirs and bells.dont forget to reference the negativesmost panels aint man enuf to take the current draw

[digitel]

equipment is fine but why would you need master blasters if the system is monitored and you already have 3 sabs

[davetherave69]

the system wont be monitored by arc but will have a gsm diller on it to call us when it goes off i was thinking about monitoring with redcare but not to shaw about this as an electrician i wont be able to install red care as not an alarm company what are you thoughts on gsm diller over normal speach diller.