Wireless alarm and cctv sit on new house, advice

[beatjunkie]

We have just moved into a new house and I'd like a bit of security we have a drive and side access so cctv on the front drive and around the side gate would be beneficial. Maybe some Hikvision External cameras

Also after a decent alarm for the house just to act as a deterrent more than a fully linked system back to the police station. Anyone on here used the Yale Diy alarm kits? They seem reasonable

Cheers Ryan

 

[Detail Chris]

We have just moved into a new house and I'd like a bit of security we have a drive and side access so cctv on the front drive and around the side gate would be beneficial. Maybe some Hikvision External cameras

Also after a decent alarm for the house just to act as a deterrent more than a fully linked system back to the police station. Anyone on here used the Yale Diy alarm kits? They seem reasonable

Cheers Ryan

Hikvision IP cameras of your choice connected to a hikvision NVR with inbuilt POE .
Texecom premier elite or richochet ( if you need wireless) alarm system. Can get a coms-ip module so you have app based access to the alarm and any notifications.

 

[Herr Flick]

Hikvision IP cameras of your choice connected to a hikvision NVR with inbuilt POE .
Texecom premier elite or richochet ( if you need wireless) alarm system. Can get a coms-ip module so you have app based access to the alarm and any notifications.

Only 30% of that was English.

 

[Detail Chris]

Only 30% of that was English.

All in English dude :up:

 

[beatjunkie]

Hikvision IP cameras of your choice connected to a hikvision NVR with inbuilt POE .
Texecom premier elite or richochet ( if you need wireless) alarm system. Can get a coms-ip module so you have app based access to the alarm and any notifications.

This is interesting as it seems slightly better than the Yale one all the shops are pushing, have you installed these before? and can the alarm / cctv be linked?

Cheers

 

[Detail Chris]

This is interesting as it seems slightly better than the Yale one all the shops are pushing, have you installed these before? and can the alarm / cctv be linked?

Cheers

This is a proper system, what professional security installers would install. Yale and the like are just diy stuff you would get from Maplins or whatever. It's chalk and cheese

Yes I have fitted both before and I'm doing it again in my new house in the next two weeks. I've wired everything already so it's just a case of connecting and setting up.
Their currently isn't a system available that can link intruder alarms and cctv together, but there is ways round it. When you want to link them what exactly do you want to achieve?

 

[Ronnie R]

Both my brothers do this for a living, they would say avoid Yale.
I can put you in contact with them if you like?

 

[Andy_con]

where is the best place to buy hikvision from?

 

[beatjunkie]

Both my brothers do this for a living, they would say avoid Yale.
I can put you in contact with them if you like?

Which one would they recommend, we are after a wireless one with maybe phone call support or app support if the alarm is triggered

 

[JohnnyE]

I've fitted a few Visonic ones mate get a phone line connected and takes up to 4 numbers does the job....

You can buy a kit for around £220 that's comes with 3 pirs, 1 door contact, outside bell and 2 fobs to set and unset..

 

[Ronnie R]

Which one would they recommend, we are after a wireless one with maybe phone call support or app support if the alarm is triggered

Visonic.

They come with PSTN support, can be configured to call a hunt group if the alarm is triggered. The alarm can be disarmed via the call too.

If it's not near a line phone, you can buy a GSM model which means you can install a SIM which will do the same job.

They also fit CCTV.

As I said, they do this for a living I can provide you with their details and I'm sure they can provide you with a quote.

 

[Inequality Street]

Just installed CCTV at my house. Look at that dodgy looking cnut.

 

[Andy_con]

can people post some links to the ones they have purchased?

 

[beatjunkie]

Visonic.

They come with PSTN support, can be configured to call a hunt group if the alarm is triggered. The alarm can be disarmed via the call too.

If it's not near a line phone, you can buy a GSM model which means you can install a SIM which will do the same job.

They also fit CCTV.

As I said, they do this for a living I can provide you with their details and I'm sure they can provide you with a quote.

Visonic look great, which products would they recommend?

 

[Ronnie R]

Visonic look great, which products would they recommend?

Lol so you want them to give you all the information free of charge?

 

[Herr Flick]

So, need an wireless alarm and cameras. @Ronnie R got the details please?

 

[Ronnie R]

So, need an wireless alarm and cameras. @Ronnie R got the details please?

Where are you based mate?

 

[Mar172]

Where are you based mate?

Luton

 

[Herr Flick]

Where are you based mate?

Bedfordshire.

 

[Mar172]

Bedfordshire.

Before i moved people used to ask me that and I would always say Bedfordshire

 

[Herr Flick]

Normally I say outskirts of harpenden lol