Galaxy with IP can do it via Self Monitoring platform. For testing via E-mail it's only going to cost £1 a month for your single account number.  There's advanced filtering of event strings and also a web based view of input events and output queues/filters applied.

 

All Galaxy panels supported via IP.

 

Support for Texecom is in progress.

Who is charging the £1 per month?

I thought that the ComIP for the Tex would do this Breff?, though I could possibly be wrong

Think you have to have Montex/Texbase (which I have never got to install, always throws up errors) installed on a PC to receive alarms then you can get an Email from that.

Sorry, this is my niche low cost IP platform  - SelfMon. It has been running for just over three years now - The first year was in development mode and was free to all customers.

 

Satisfies the niche between bells only and more sophisticated manned operations. The objective is to provide very low cost self monitoring with added features like remote connectivity Etc.

Anyone know of a panel that will do email over ip?

 Yes ours will, Lantronix module on or IP board, bit pricey at the mo, but being looked at. Built in webserver and you can write your own java apps.

Ok

Sorry, this is my niche low cost IP platform  - SelfMon. It has been running for just over three years now - The first year was in development mode and was free to all customers.

 

Satisfies the niche between bells only and more sophisticated manned operations. The objective is to provide very low cost self monitoring with added features like remote connectivity Etc.

 

WB Mr Nutt lol

Anyone know of a panel that will do email over ip?

Prosys, Lightsys and Agility .

WB Mr Nutt lol

 

Yes, I've seen the IPalarms offering.  It covers conversion of analogue to IP back to analogue, so they can capture all the old devices. I've been more focused on developing lowest cost direct panel bus to IP solutions and hope to capture all the most popular panels eventually. Not sure on the longevity of the model, but IP will become the norm going forward, so I expect customer accounts to keep growing at a steady pace.

 

It's interesting to hear that Texecom are looking at the pricing of their Lantronix based COM IP offering.  I thought it was retailing in the region of £90, which is already far better than Honeywell's E080-4 offering.  I do believe Honeywell are coming up with a lower cost module though - probably still in the region of £80.  It would be great if the module price could come down to sub £50.  I'd better get the Texecom compatibility testing completed to capture the surge in customers

A question for you all:

 

Will alarm panel manufacturers make ATS providers redundant by providing it on board? 

 

or

 

Will ATS providers make panel manufacturers redundant by providing it all on board?

 

Answers on a forum flavoured postcard please