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The company I work fo I believe charge 200+VAT for a base system.......

Very good choice!!

Both are junk in fairness but for the money what can you say.......... All this HD nonsense is just a con..........

Ive fitted both and they are both excellent alarms indeed with no serious issues........ Probably the Yale is slightly better in terms of signal, battery efficency...new design ect..... you wont go wrong with either....trawl the net you will find good prices on the smart....

I would say 1500 pound is about right for a full system.....you just need to check out what DVR/cams they are fitting as this will be key...... I now only fit the Samsung SRD-443 with Samsung SCV-2081 dome cams....never had a call back, never had an unhappy customer.... See previous people on...

Give these guys a ring..........they know the EF-kit2 pretty well.... http://www.map-security.com/yale-easy-fit-telecommunicating-alarm-ef-kit2.html Matt

OK ive fitted a few of these...the siren sounding and not displaying a fault on the log is a classic case of the tamper on rear of siren...... Take off wall and stretch spring on rear of siren.....OR pack the spring out... Its quite common on this siren when its several years old!

Yes your right.......... I'm slowly being converted on the Yale systems........even if they are killing core domestic alarm business. We still find a lot of customers are buying and asking us to fit hence we still make a living....

Very Good :)

Actually I think you will find ADT have just signed a deal with Visonic.... That's really bad news for us Visonic fans as no doubt ADT will trash the brand name with their shabby installs....

I've fitted 3 easy fit kit 3 alarms over the last 12months and I was pleasantly surprised by the features, reliability and ease of install...... I hate to say it but Yale really have progressed! Incidentally my customer spoke to Yale who confirmed the are now using an independent hosting...

You could put a Y spilitter for 2 monitors....there may well be some picture degredation ie a little more grainy BUT if more than 2 then certainly you should use a distribution amp ( just like tv). The other point to take note of is that you will stress the Video o/p IC by loading multiple...

Check out the below link...........low power consumption, can do video or still images onto an SD card! http://www.map-security.com/esp-guardcam-rf-combined-security-floodlight.html Not fitted one so cannot comment...I think ESP are a UK company....

Well I cant vouch for the Pyronix BUT as I'm fitting one later this week I'll be able to compare with the powermax complete which is an alarm Ive fitted over 200 units and they are bullet proof, Never had a single faulty Visonic component in 7years!!!!! The Yale smart alarm is a great...

The AVTECH or Samsung are way in front BUT due to maturity AVTECH wins.......Also take great care over HDD as most suppliers are using recon HDD

Mee too! Ive fitted over 20 ENA-kit2 systems and they have been trouble free apart from one panel which all credit to Yale they replaced no quibble. As a DIY system I'm not sure....BUT if your prepared to digest manual you should be fine........Yale do give techy advice which is really worth...

Please do not question the quality of Scantronic...it ranks up there with the best!! The manuals are overcomplex all the same :) BUT I'd fit a powermax complete and be done........by far our most popular install and total reliability...... If you have any DIY , you could probably fit...

Ditto what other posts have said previous...Swann is absolute junk....check out all the seconds on ebay...they are return /repairs! As I found out Swann are sold by a UK outlet called entatech to the likes of costco.....The number of good Vs bad is nearly 50/50....leave very well alone as...

Securix is basically Swann nasty kit........the AVTECH is in another league The AVTECH 675 is the new sibling of the best selling globally avtech 674....cheap as chips unit but great software...just becareful to buy UK stocker!! Samsung 443 - nice machine, had 2 with software issues on...

As previous post.....check connections as you are getting EMI currents induced in coax...... You may also want to replace the power supply as it could be "noisy".. Try to avoid running 240Vac cables near to coax/12Vdc cables.... Rgds Matt