Gabs

I see, I really want an ADE Series 700 H.S. a very, very old alarm panel indeed, sadly, not much chance of that, do you know where I could get a Scantronic 9500?

Well, I am only 15 so I will just use it to mess around and play with, I may use it in my home, I don't know, I use my Concept 6 alarm to play around with. Do you take out many old Accentas?

It was on eBay for £15, there is still an Accenta 8 board up there. I will need to use my XM transformer and case to power it. It had a bag full of resistors and its manual.

Yeah, it was brand new, so it will come with one, why? Is it hard to Program?

Oh, please tell me, does it need the EOL resistors to work? I will have to use my XM transformer to power it, I have an early Accenta LCD keypad too, it is very different to how they look now, same casing as the INFORMA by ADE Honeywell

Accenta Mercury PCB? That was £15

Ok, I just like the simplicity of their alarms, I have just ordered an Accenta Mercury ABI PCB, it uses EOL resistors, so I am guessing it will be more complex than the Accenta 8 which is my current Accenta

Thanks for all of your replies I was just hoping to learn a bit more about this good company I am guessing at the time their alarms were quite cheap compared to others like Texecom and Scantronic

I know, I think it's a shame that they don't brand their own products anymore, they just say 'Honeywell Security' on them now I don't really know anything about them, so I was just wondering and trying to learn a bit more about this company. Their alarms seem ok, many of their old alarms still working now, I have 3 of their alarms, a Version 2 Concept 6, Optima XM and a brand new, unused Accenta 8.

Just wondering, they seemed like such a good company, there is nothing about them on the internet, all the evidence that they ever existed is on here with their old adverts.

Hi, I was wondering if anyone knows anything about the old alarm company ADE, like when they were founded? Or where they were based? I don't know much about them apart from the fact that they made the majority of alarms in UK homes today, and they weren't exactly high-end Thanks in Advance