with all the greatest respect i think your thinking is being blinded just a little by the bright flashing lights the buttons and whistles the alarm trade has to offer.

the question you pose to me is -:

you want to fit 3 sab's and a master blaster and a GSM dialer, so the risk indicated by this spec is high enough to require having a proper alarm company come in and take it over surely?

would a voice dialer suit your needs, or you could connect to an ARC using a digital communicator with keyholder's contact only, i think some ARC's will still take that on, for a trading electrical company but you need to ask them.

regs

alan

with all the greatest respect i think your thinking is being blinded just a little by the bright flashing lights the buttons and whistles the alarm trade has to offer.

the question you pose to me is -:

you want to fit 3 sab's and a master blaster and a GSM dialer, so the risk indicated by this spec is high enough to require having a proper alarm company come in and take it over surely?

would a voice dialer suit your needs, or you could connect to an ARC using a digital communicator with keyholder's contact only, i think some ARC's will still take that on, for a trading electrical company but you need to ask them.

regs

alan

ARC won't take on unless fitted by nacoss or similar regulatory bodied company. Also an ongoing maintenance contract with a said company will be needed... you'll be lucky to find ARC that will allow monitoring otherwise. Masterblaster would normally be powered by a standard 240v fused spur next to or nearby master blaster, endstation only providing a 'trip'... but seperate 12v psu for at least 2 of the sas/sab's would be needed more than likely... I only have experiance with castletech stuff myself....