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Types of Diallers

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  • 27-10-2011 2:01pm
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    imitation
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    Complete alarm novice here, I was looking at the various options for alarm alerts. One of the suppliers I was talking with offers a fixed land line dialler which I believe can send text messages. I have wireless broadband and I have the option to get a relatively cheap landlines, apparently this does not support SMS or a Monitored alarm.

    The other option is to purchase a GSM Dialler for approx e00 euro from the supplier and adding a SIM. Is this price a bit much ? Is there the option of adding my own dialler or will this invalidate the guarantee ? I'm a bit disappointed the landline dialler won't work out as it was pretty much included.


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    altor
    Registered Users Posts: 11,719 ✭✭✭✭altor


    imitation wrote: »
    Complete alarm novice here, I was looking at the various options for alarm alerts. One of the suppliers I was talking with offers a fixed land line dialler which I believe can send text messages. I have wireless broadband and I have the option to get a relatively cheap landlines, apparently this does not support SMS or a Monitored alarm.

    The other option is to purchase a GSM Dialler for approx e00 euro from the supplier and adding a SIM. Is this price a bit much ? Is there the option of adding my own dialler or will this invalidate the guarantee ? I'm a bit disappointed the landline dialler won't work out as it was pretty much included.

    Any line that gives out an analog line should work with a voice dialer.
    A GSM is going to be more expensive, what system have you got installed ?

    www.altor.ie



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