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I totally agree with the other guys, however if you are looking for a good value panel bells only, try the Ademco Accord. The pyronix Sterling 10 is OK but be warned they do have a tendency to lock in electrical storms. Not very nice at 3 in the morning

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Phil Hayes

Sparks Security Systems Republic of Ireland

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Or a 9651? Cheaper or similar price than all the above, with more features, lcd keypad and metal end station as standard, DD243 upgradable and same software platform as all the bigger scanny panels. Just a thought!

Mick Gates

Regional Sales Manager- Intrusion Products

Bosch Security

www.boschsecurity.co.uk

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Thanks for the comments guys , just one more what about the elmdene hs500.

Mick Could you get me a list of the distributors in north yorks , was thinking about scanny but i cant find any suppliers near me cheers all.

Dave Oxendale

York based security systems engineer.

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Yeah install a scantronic if you want to go backwards in technology terms! Texecom rocks, one of the few the manufacturers actually developing their panels, not just constantly rebadging them. Oh and no i dont work for Texecom!

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id go with scanny,good solid panels..

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Had far more Texecom panels break down on me than Scantronic ones.

Scantronic have been around a long time and I agree eith Eng here, they are good robust panels.

Granted they miss a few of the "bells ans whisles" that the newer entrants into the market have, but 99% of customers just want to be able to switch it on and off.

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Bellman

Service Engineer and all round nice bloke :-)

The views above are mine and NOT those of my employer.

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"Tried and tested" works well for selling to customers,

as does the golden words "Reliable" and "Dependable".

Do you need entry/exit timings down to a second?

The sterling 10 has per second entry/exit timers but as others have also commented, i'd not prop a door open with it....

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Bellman

Service Engineer and all round nice bloke :-)

The views above are mine and NOT those of my employer.

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RR have a higher fault rate
I doubt it, but that wasn`t the point of my post, I was trying to get accross the difference between Outstanding quality & Good Quality.

I`m not knocking Texecom they make some good stuff now, but I class Scantronic as being in a slightly different league.

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Dave Partridge (Romec Service Engineer)

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