Alarm Sounder Box Nightmare to Reach

[norman]

Lol

[EDinMK]

OK OK 

You lot scared me ...I am going to get this Yale and Bits on Ebay and see if i can AFFORD a better system for them 

and get my money back (well some of it)

 

 i don t want to be over theirs every weekend arsing with some error or other 

 

Now i go back on the Google search for an alarm with a dialler, shock contacts, wired bellbox and a few door contacts and a panic button

for as close to £250 as i can 

 

i know i know

 

 

[datadiffusion]

You won't.

 

Texecom or i-On 30R, both support cloud, remote admin, fobs, and a wired bell. (didn't realise the Elite 12 was history.... assuming the 64 is the same price or have they gone 'premium'?)

Despite me using I-On if it was a 100% wireless system from new, the 2 way wireless on Texe nails it tbh.

Pyronix, not sure (without buying a 'big' system and then not using half the features) re. the wired bell.

[sixwheeledbeast]

Made no sense to have so many products that do the same thing. 64W made sense IMO.

[james.wilson]

11 minutes ago, Logan said:

Use a pyronix enforcer if you want to use wireless detectors. (Bellbox can be wired)

 

Or a pyronix euro mini (wired detectors and bellbox)

im not a fan of the enforcer (panel on entry route etc)

[datadiffusion]

11 minutes ago, sixwheeledbeast said:

Made no sense to have so many products that do the same thing. 64W made sense IMO.

 

Agreed but just wondering if it comes with a big price differential or have they met somewhere in the middle?

[james.wilson]

7 minutes ago, Logan said:

My local company uses a remote keypad and hide the enforcer in a cupboard or under the stairs 

few do. few care etc

[sixwheeledbeast]

40 minutes ago, datadiffusion said:

Agreed but just wondering if it comes with a big price differential or have they met somewhere in the middle?

 

Similar they mostly sell as kit's anyway.