Lol

OK OK 

You lot scared me ...I am going to get this Yale and Bits on Ebay and see if i can AFFORD a better system for them 

and get my money back (well some of it)

 

 i don t want to be over theirs every weekend arsing with some error or other 

 

Now i go back on the Google search for an alarm with a dialler, shock contacts, wired bellbox and a few door contacts and a panic button

for as close to £250 as i can 

 

i know i know

 

 

You won't.

 

Texecom or i-On 30R, both support cloud, remote admin, fobs, and a wired bell. (didn't realise the Elite 12 was history.... assuming the 64 is the same price or have they gone 'premium'?)

Despite me using I-On if it was a 100% wireless system from new, the 2 way wireless on Texe nails it tbh.

Pyronix, not sure (without buying a 'big' system and then not using half the features) re. the wired bell.

Made no sense to have so many products that do the same thing. 64W made sense IMO.

11 minutes ago, Logan said:

Use a pyronix enforcer if you want to use wireless detectors. (Bellbox can be wired)

 

Or a pyronix euro mini (wired detectors and bellbox)

im not a fan of the enforcer (panel on entry route etc)

11 minutes ago, sixwheeledbeast said:

Made no sense to have so many products that do the same thing. 64W made sense IMO.

 

Agreed but just wondering if it comes with a big price differential or have they met somewhere in the middle?

7 minutes ago, Logan said:

My local company uses a remote keypad and hide the enforcer in a cupboard or under the stairs 

few do. few care etc

40 minutes ago, datadiffusion said:

Agreed but just wondering if it comes with a big price differential or have they met somewhere in the middle?

 

Similar they mostly sell as kit's anyway.