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Home alarm that connects to internet, alarm emails?

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  • 29-04-2013 9:20am
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    Ush1
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    Just wondering if anyone have come across a house alarm that connects to the internet via a router and can send email alerts rather than SMS like with the diallers or voice calls? Also, that supports an android app would be good.

    The only one I have really come across is the Friedland Globalguard. It seems fairly simple to setup and operate, all wireless units.


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    KoolKid
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    The Siemens systems have a Web server and have Android &, iPhone apps.
    There is no system I know of that can send emails directly. You could use inputs into a dvr to do this.
    The new GSD i70 does have apps that use push notifications direct to your phone.


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    Ush1
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    KoolKid wrote: »
    The Siemens systems have a Web server and have Android &, iPhone apps.
    There is no system I know of that can send emails directly. You could use inputs into a dvr to do this.
    The new GSD i70 does have apps that use push notifications direct to your phone.

    Details of the Globalguard system here:

    http://www.friedland.co.uk/en-GB/Security/alarmkits/Globalguard/Pages/default.aspx

    Thinking of ordering it and setting it up.


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    KoolKid
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    It wouldn't be my choice. But if its something DIY you want go for it.


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    Ush1
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    KoolKid wrote: »
    It wouldn't be my choice. But if its something DIY you want go for it.

    Out of interest why wouldn't you go for it?

    I have a lot of experience with access control but not so much with intruder alarms, I'd be confident enough I could figure most of them out though.


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    KoolKid
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    I just wouldn't be happy with that type & brand of system.
    You will get much better value & quality shopping around the suppliers directly.


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    Ush1
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    KoolKid wrote: »
    I just wouldn't be happy with that type & brand of system.
    You will get much better value & quality shopping around the suppliers directly.

    What wouldn't you be happy with? The features?

    I see it available in a pack for 185 sterling on ebay. Not much choice if I want a system that supports email alerts directly.


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    KoolKid
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    £185 is not far off the kit price that the GSD i70 will be.
    And that would be a far superior system IMO.


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    2012paddy2012
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    KoolKid wrote: »
    £185 is not far off the kit price that the GSD i70 will be.
    And that would be a far superior system IMO.

    Would this work with hkc panel 10/70 ... I have concerns with gsm dialler which I have due to jammers becoming more common. ... Thks


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    KoolKid
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    No this is a separate system.


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