Isn't member 'Miaren' that location?

 

Just checked website and see no info on SSAIB or NSI so assume neither?

Edited July 19, 201610 yr by datadiffusion

I've got two local companies from those links Norman coming to give a quote. Thanks 

4 hours ago, Wynter Isabelle said:

'redcare, nacoss or equivalent' system

 

If you can find me a time machine, I'll pay for the installation myself!

3 hours ago, norman said:

https://ssaib.org/security-provider-search/

 

http://www.nsi.org.uk/directory/#topform

Hows that dress coming along, you havent got long now

might be an idea to post em here as I see lots of quotes that the end user think are the same spec etc as some are a little misleading

Okay will do 

The local ssaib installer will install a visonic system with two wireless pirs, one door sensor, two fobs, text messaging service, and relevant certificates for £399 + VAT and £36 for the insurance certificate. 

 

I am waiting for the insurance to advise if they do need to have it monitored, if so there is an additional cost. 

 

His CCTV price was two cameras HD, a 19" monitor, 1tb hard drive for £700

is that the one way wireless stuff?

Not sure? 

26 minutes ago, Wynter Isabelle said:

The local ssaib installer will install a visonic system with two wireless pirs, one door sensor, two fobs, text messaging service, and relevant certificates for £399 + VAT and £36 for the insurance certificate. 

 

I am waiting for the insurance to advise if they do need to have it monitored, if so there is an additional cost. 

 

His CCTV price was two cameras HD, a 19" monitor, 1tb hard drive for £700

 

If the text messaging service uses the phone line, it is complete rubbish regardless of the brand.

 

It was a good idea at the time, but is totally unreliable now - I really would recommend proper monitoring that doesn't rely solely on a phone line.

 

I would also shy away from any wireless, since I can't believe it isn't an easy small space to wire - they are presumably not concerned about the difficulty of wiring the CCTV. With wireless there will be the constant need to change batteries on a regular basis which is best avoided if it can be...

Edited July 20, 201610 yr by datadiffusion