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Thanks for the comments. I agree, it needs to be reliable and the PIRs should have their positions well thought out. I am currently thinking of going for the metal version of the texecom premier elite 24 as the PSU is bigger. If I go for a package such as this it seems better value considering the price of the COM module on its own. Texecom Premier Elite 48 Prox Kit Am I right in thinking I should be able to run 2 x bellbox (even if I need to put one in low power mode) and 2 or 3 Pyronix combined siren/speakers? Also does anyone know the difference between the premier and premier elite panels? I can't find any reference to both. I'm assuming the premier elite is the replacement, but have noticed lots of places still selling the premier. For detectors, as advised I won't go for the cheap ones, and will get Quad and DT ones.

Hi all, I have just moved into a new house and want to install a wired alarm again. I installed a wired Eurosec CPX system 4-5 years ago, and used EOL, wired the dialer in etc. Can anyone suggest the best panel to use on a DIY budget of upto £300? It's a 3 bed mid terrace with access via front door and via back gate. I'm thinking a 5-6 pir system (possibly including 2 DT for kitchen and utility), contacts front and back. Keypad front, and possibly also at back if decide to enter house using back gate.Bellbox on the front of the house, maybe also at rear. Sound bombs inside the house. I will probably wire in the dialer if it has one. My initial thoughts was the Texecom Premier 24 panel looked reasonable. If it was, I would would get something like the following (either as a kit or individual parts), and then just add a few more bits: Texecom Premier Elite 24 Control Panel Poly What are your thoughts on this? Any help is much appreciated!