Hi,

I am looking to equip my 3 bed-houses-end of terrace with a wireless alarm system. After lots of research, I came to the conclusion that the Domonial honeywell or the Bosch easy serie would be adequate: I need an international brand wireless system, with keyfobs, text messages, built-in sounder, PIRs and door contact sensors .

Would you know which one of the two system is the most reliable or has the best price to quality ratio?

Thank you

The Gardtec 490x with built in dialler and with the add on receiver takes 8 wireless zones.

as above or the visonic powermax plus. has all the bits you need

From my experience easi series and dominial have had some problems

Try the i-on16 from Scantronic ... i've fitted lots of these they are so easy to fit & use it almost makes you feel that you have left something out, the radio frequecy is narrowband on narrowband (not wideband like the promax, etc...) the most secure frequency on 868

The speechdialler plugs on in seconds and has a broadband filter option ... you can get text via intermac monitoring service only but speechdialler will call you and has a digi on it too

The signal strength can be measured on the panel ensuring a healthy install - you cannot cross enrol devices onto the same circuit either its rfid

If you want reliablity and quality go for the i-on16 try this link www.i-on16.co.uk its an online demo ... saves a visit from a rep

You won't even need the manual and the range is unbelieveable

Good luck !

Edited January 9, 200917 yr by ibox

From my experience easi series and dominial have had some problems

Try the i-on16 from Scantronic ... i've fitted lots of these they are so easy to fit & use it almost makes you feel that you have left something out, the radio frequecy is narrowband on narrowband (not wideband like the promax, etc...) the most secure frequency on 868

The speechdialler plugs on in seconds and has a broadband filter option ... you can get text via intermac monitoring service only but speechdialler will call you and has a digi on it too

The signal strength can be measured on the panel ensuring a healthy install - you cannot cross enrol devices onto the same circuit either its rfid

If you want reliablity and quality go for the i-on16 try this link www.i-on16.co.uk its an online demo ... saves a visit from a rep

You won't even need the manual and the range is unbelieveable

Good luck !

I've just started fitting these, I got a demo before christmas and the feedback on here seemed positive.

Quickest install i have done on a domestic + I chanced my arm and have been adding