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Which Honeywell Panel in UK? - Gave up waiting for Konnected.io

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Just now, PeterJames said:

Why are they in bedrooms?

 

Kidnapped ?

 

there's a clue at meal time-

 

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  • datadiffusion
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    Does not compute   LOL just about sums the market up.   £2k budget for HA £20 budget for security panel

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    I'm currently working on a virtual RIO module as part of something that I want for my own home automation.  I'll sell this for the bigger panels like the FX100+ and GD96 upwards, as they have lots of

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    Getting any eu compliant panel to talk to a non graded system isnt currently doable out of the box. You can obviously use relays and such like but not ideal. I use home assistant with my hkc system bu

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16 hours ago, MrHappy said:

As with any policy, the wording is rather important, you may think you you have the correct items in place.

Should you wish to make a claim, you may hit a snag...

 

I was trying to imply... I can think on no reason on earth why I'd use 'em

 

Your best bet is buy your preferred board & **** about with it on the bench & work out want it can & can't do, if don't work out ebay it

 

Any half decent alarm has outputs & zone programmable as key switches 

 

Sure I will check the wording again but I was quite clear as to what I was doing and as I say this is a specialist policy with many other security features in place that they are more bothered about.

 

About AMCO, if you are saying you would never use them could you shed some more light on that? I've not signed up to anything but I was going to go with them because they talked to me on a lower installer level if you like, I said I would route cables and such for them (being a sparks would rather do this myself, I've seem cable routing by some alarm companies (no offence or generalisation meant!)). Whereas ADT and others just gave me the sales pitch and a ridiculous quotation.

 

Yea this Konnected panel just piggybacks, and if I get all of these events to HA I can do lots of cool things, at least what I think is cool :D

 

 

14 hours ago, datadiffusion said:

 

Does not compute

 

LOL just about sums the market up.

 

£2k budget for HA

£20 budget for security panel

 

No idea what this means, I'm sure it's not helpful though :P

 

If you're referring to my budget then you have no idea as I didn't even mention one!

 

If anyone lives in the south east I would be happy taking personal advice/quote to the work on the panel, I've since retired from electrics and I've not even got round to fully finishing everything else I've wired in yet and in all honesty I just want this done so I can work on some cool scripts :D

 

 

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Envisalink - They replies and said the best bet for UK market would be DSC 1864, DSC 1832, DSC 1616. These panels any good or should I just go with the mid-range Honeywells or HKC? I think I looked into the DSC some time ago and wanted to go with the newer panels, Neo? But I don't think they were supported so didn't go down that route

 

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So after some more googling think I'm going to go for the Honeywell Flex series, seems a little less over the top than the Dimension for my use case, and also kits come with ethernet module so i can at least have some limited smart functionality until konnected's new panels come out :)

 

Why not run your own cables and get a small decent approved company to fit some decent kit? Not saying all companies would all be up for that or that they may want some disclaimer about existing cabling faults, but worth asking.

 

Fitted a few DSC in the past for an integration job, specced by a HA company.... Uses an interface with a serial bus so the HA can see all the devices live, the rest was all done on the HA side. It was just weird foreign tat IMO nothing special.

All these North American panels are just not designed for the UK market, they may work as an alarm but not conform and support will be limited from manufacturers and installers.

 

JW listed most of the usual UK market panels, Galaxy Texecom Eaton etc. Have you actually decided if your DIYing or not because that's the first step really. Talking manufacturers is useless if your still thinking your getting someone in.

4 hours ago, Logan said:

If you're referring to my budget then you have no idea as I didn't even mention one!

 

Galaxy Dimension it is then ?

So, I've decided to take my work back underground.... to stop it falling into the wrong hands

 

6 hours ago, sg86sg said:

 

Sure I will check the wording again but I was quite clear as to what I was doing and as I say this is a specialist policy with many other security features in place that they are more bothered about.

 

About AMCO, if you are saying you would never use them could you shed some more light on that? I've not signed up to anything but I was going to go with them because they talked to me on a lower installer level if you like, I said I would route cables and such for them (being a sparks would rather do this myself, I've seem cable routing by some alarm companies (no offence or generalisation meant!)). Whereas ADT and others just gave me the sales pitch and a ridiculous quotation.

 

Yea this Konnected panel just piggybacks, and if I get all of these events to HA I can do lots of cool things, at least what I think is cool :D

 

 

 

No idea what this means, I'm sure it's not helpful though :P

 

If you're referring to my budget then you have no idea as I didn't even mention one!

 

If anyone lives in the south east I would be happy taking personal advice/quote to the work on the panel, I've since retired from electrics and I've not even got round to fully finishing everything else I've wired in yet and in all honesty I just want this done so I can work on some cool scripts :D

 

 

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k - They replies and said the best bet for UK market would be DSC 1864, DSC 1832, DSC 1616. These panels any good or should I just go with the mid-range Honeywells or HKC? I think I looked into the DSC some time ago and wanted to go with the newer panels, Neo? But I don't think they were supported so didn't go down that route

 

 

Domestic property of a certain risk - proper alarm with proper signalling, jewellery / watches  Faberge eggs or whatever kept in safe of certain type.

 

AMCO, you appear to want something cheap, they appear to have no approval for any of their scope of works.

 

ADT ect..., if going to take days to fit , I assume over a grand just for the man hrs

 

Konnected, again looks cheap & cheerful, 

 

Envisalink -  looks cheap & cheerful...

 

DSC - I believe they've fully withdrawn for the UK for a number of years, I thought they where pants...

 

The out the box solution is texecom ect & control4 ect...

 

Wired alarm in a bigish house couple of grand, control4 much much dearer

 

I be happy to instruct any of my cleint's to do the wiring, however depend on who & what I may want paying to do so ;)

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1 hour ago, MrHappy said:

 

Domestic property of a certain risk - proper alarm with proper signalling, jewellery / watches  Faberge eggs or whatever kept in safe of certain type.

 

AMCO, you appear to want something cheap, they appear to have no approval for any of their scope of works.

 

ADT ect..., if going to take days to fit , I assume over a grand just for the man hrs

 

Konnected, again looks cheap & cheerful, 

 

Envisalink -  looks cheap & cheerful...

 

DSC - I believe they've fully withdrawn for the UK for a number of years, I thought they where pants...

 

The out the box solution is texecom ect & control4 ect...

 

Wired alarm in a bigish house couple of grand, control4 much much dearer

 

I be happy to instruct any of my cleint's to do the wiring, however depend on who & what I may want paying to do so ;)

 

DSC - so crap, I believe the Gardiner Technology shops were happy to sell them as the only other brand they sold to reassure their customers they were making the right choice with Gardtec ;)

So, I've decided to take my work back underground.... to stop it falling into the wrong hands

 

2 minutes ago, datadiffusion said:

 

DSC - so crap, I believe the Gardiner Technology shops were happy to sell them as the only other brand they sold to reassure their customers they were making the right choice with Gardtec ;)

 

harsh, but fair...

Mr th2.jpg Veritas God

10 hours ago, datadiffusion said:

 

DSC - so ****, I believe the Gardiner Technology shops were happy to sell them as the only other brand they sold to reassure their customers they were making the right choice with Gardtec ;)

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