Hibrid alarm

[Budnzeus]

After some advice, moving to a brand new build house and want an alarm thinking of going texecom hybrid with a mixture of wired and wireless sensors.

Wired where it’s easy to get cables to and wireless for the others, anyone offer some advice?

 

[Handymanjo]

Think you may require a HYBRID system.

 

[Budnzeus]

Ha ha ha should of gone to specsaver

 

[sparkymarka]

And what's an "alarmking " ? Lol

 

[Budnzeus]

You lot should be on stage!

Lmao.

Are the texecom wireless devices any good? Always had wired in the past and never really been a fan of wireless.

 

[Handymanjo]

Texecom is the way to go.

 

[bernardgreen]

You lot should be on stage!

The Deadwood stage leaves at noon. be on it......

 

[sparkymarka]

Good old predictive text !

 

[Budnzeus]

Another question, on my current set up I have the com gsm my concern is the texts sometimes get ignore or missed, is adding a speach dialer worth it? People (myself included) are less likely to ignore a phone call.

Looking at the texecom speechdialers I can only find ones that haven’t been updated for years. Are these still a viable option?

Thanks in advance.

 

[sparkymarka]

The new premier panels take a plug on low cost speech unit ( £20 ) so you can do both text and speech, requires comm2400

 

[Alarm Engineer]

Or add a SmartCom alongside the speech module/2400 and get an app & notifications for free.

 

[Budnzeus]

I did look at the smart com as well. To be honest I’m going to take the com gsm with me when I move.

Could you have all three on one system? Ie the com gsm, the com 2400 with speech and the smart com?

 

[Budnzeus]

Can anyone tell me if the above is realistic?

 

[sparkymarka]

I don't think there is enough comm ports ! As the smart comm takes two

 

[Budnzeus]

How many com ports are they is it three?

If so in effect if I wanted the alarm to ring me, text me and have the smart com I would need to have a Dialer attached?

Thanks in advance guys your knowledge is amazing.