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mrbill

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  1. Sorry to bring up this old thread - but I see this has been released now. There doesn't seem to be any information out there on the requirements for connecting to the cloud though. Does it require a wired ethernet connection, or does it use WiFi, or do you need GPRS data - hence a GSM sim card? If the latter, how much data does it use - what are the on-going operational costs? Anyone know?
  2. Has this new Pyronix panel with app support been released?
  3. Thanks for the replies chaps. Two models seem to stand out. Pyronix enforcer 32 GSM: http://www.pyronix.co.uk/wireless-enforcer-gsm-kit-1.php Texecom Premier Elite 24-W - though I think you need to get extra kit for the GSM. I believe the Pyronix will not arm/disarm via GSM - but will notify. I may have to just forgo the remote disarm/arm. The other option is to hack up some GSM connectivity myself - I have a couple Wavecom Fasttrack M1306B devices which are essentially GSM to RS232 modems. Not sure what kind of programmability any of the these alarms have.
  4. Well, realistically, all alarms are a deterrent to one extent or another. Any determined thief will overcome any security measures you might put in place. Just look at what happened at Hatton Garden. I want something to let any potential burglar know that he is not welcome once he's inside, and he needs to go quick, and send me a message so i'm aware that the alarm has gone off. My budget - maybe 300 pounds - but if it takes 500 pounds and ticks all the boxes (plus some I may not have thought of) then so be it. I didn't say I wanted a rubbish system - I just pointed out that the ones i've seen with integral GSM appear to be rubbish. I'm hoping some kind person here might be able to point me to a system which is not rubbish (or less rubbish) at my price point with the features I want. If it is not possible - what is the price point for such features? The Texecom premier appears to have some of the features I need, albeit with addons, - though reading through past posts here, some people hate them Thanks!
  5. While i'm not 100% against a professional install - my needs are fairly simple so i'm going down the DIY route. I essentially want a bells only as a deterrent. If someone breaks in smashes/grabs and scarpers - fine and well. I just don't want someone to have the run of my place while i'm on holiday. There are so many options out there - many of which look sub-standard - so I thought I would ask the pro's for advice My requirements are: 1) Wireless (but a hybrid of wireless/wired would be nice) 2) Separate keypad - wired or wireless (as long as wireless is "reliable" and the keypad is the device which makes any/all beeping noises. I want to stash/hide the 'brain' somewhere more secure. 3) Connectivity - but not PSTN. I'd prefer GSM, but i'd consider IP/Ethernet if it is fairly configurable. I'd like to be notified of alarms via SMS and also be able to switch the alarm on/off remotely. 4) I don't necessarily want switch contacts on the doors - so if I could configure a PIR as an 'entry' zone that would be good. I'm thinking this is standard stuff, but i thought i'd ask. I don't intend on using any remote fobs, or card entry systems - just a PIN to disable/enable. 5) Wife friendly asthetics - particularly the PIR's. Ideally, i'd like something integrated - particularly the GSM side. I have seen some fairly inexpensive alarms out there which do this - but they look cheap and nasty from China. I don't mind spending a bit more for reliability and quality - but not OTT. I'm probably only going to have a total of 5 or 6 PIRs I've had a look at scantronic, texecom, visonic, and of course some of the cheap/nasty chinese stuff (like the stuff from an online shop called ultrasecuredirect).
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