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Designing a Hard-wired Alarm System
The following form has been designed to assist in designing a Hard-wired alarm system. Ensure that you read the explanations relating to the various options. The Explanation links are to Pop-up windows, so please ensure you have Allow Pop-ups set on your browser.

When you have filled in the form, pressing SUBMIT will produce a results page. When you have your results page you can Print it or Save it and then, based on your options, choose the equipment.

Remember, all alarm systems have three main parts - Control Panel, Detectors, and Signalling. In Hard-wired Systems, any Control Panel can be used with any Hard-wired detectors and any form of hard-wired signalling devices.

Step 1 - The Control Panel
The first step in designing a Hard-wired alarm system is choosing the Control Panel. The following section will help determine the type of control panel for your system.

All control panels have most of the following features - refer to the individual panel specs for precise details.

More sophisticated Control Panels may have one or more of the following features - refer to the individual panel specs for precise details.
Choose the Type of Control Panel
What Type of Control Panel do you want? Explain...
Stand Alone
Blank End-station
Choose the Size of the Control Panel
What Size of Control Panel do you want? Explain...
Compact
Large Case
Choose the material the Control Panel is manufactured from
Which Material? Explain...
Plastic (Polycarbonate)
Metal (Blank End-stations only)
Any
Choose the Battery
What Size Battery? Explain...
2.1 Ah
2.8 Ah (not Compact Panels)
7.0 Ah (not Compact Panels)
Remote Keypads (RKPs)?
Do you want to fit additional Remote Keypads. Explain...
No Extra Remote Keypads
Yes How many?
Proximity Reader?
Do you want to set/unset the system using a proximity reader and tag? Explain...
No
Yes
Expandable or not?
Do you want the number of zones to be expandable using an add-on expansion card? Explain...
No
Yes
Communicator Outputs?
Do you want to fit a speech dialler to the system? Note you can retro fit a speech or speech & text dialler. Explain...
No
Yes
Step 2 - Detectors
The next step is to choose the type and number of detectors.
Magnetic Contacts
Choose the type and number of Magnetic Contacts Explain...
Surface Magnetic Contacts (Light Duty) Explain...
Flush Magnetic Contacts (light Duty) Explain...
Pre-wired Aluminium Magnetic Contacts (Light Duty) Explain...
Pre-wired Aluminium Magnetic Contacts (Heavy Duty) Explain...
Roller Shutter Door Magnetic Contacts (Heavy Duty) Explain...
Passive Infra-red Detectors (PIRs)
Choose the type and number of PIRs Explain...
Standard Passive Infra-red Detectors Explain...
Quad Passive Infra-red Detectors Explain...
Pet Tolerant Passive Infra-red Detectors Explain...
Dual Technology Passive Infra-red Detectors Explain...
Dual Technology Pet Tolerant Passive Infra-red Detectors Explain...
External Passive Infra-red Detectors Explain...
Active Infra-red Detectors
Choose the type and number of Active Infra-red Detectors Explain...
Active Infra-red/Photoelectric Beams Explain...
Vibration Sensors
Choose the type and number of Vibration Sensors Explain...
Standard Vibration Sensors Explain...
Vibration Sensors with integral Magnetic Contact Explain...
Breakglass Detectors
Choose the type and number of Breakglass Detectors Explain...
Break-glass Detectors
Smoke and Heat Detectors
Choose the type and number of Smoke/Heat Detectors Explain...
Smoke Detectors
Fixed Temp 64°C
Fixed Temp 90°C
Rate Of Rise
Personal Attack (PA) Buttons
Choose the number of Personal Attack (PA) buttons Explain...
Personal Attack Buttons
Step 3 - Signalling
The next step is to choose the Signalling Devices. Explain...
External Sounders
Choose the number of External Sounders Explain...
External Sounders
Matching Decoy Sounders Explain...
Single Flashing LEDs for Matching Decoy Sounders (1.5v) Explain...
Double Flashing LEDs for Matching Decoy Sounders (12v) Explain...
Internal Sounders
Choose the number of Internal Sounders Explain...
Internal Piezo Sounders
Internal Extension Speakers
Speech/Text Diallers
Do you want a Speech Dialler or Speech and Text Dialler? Explain...
None
Speech Dialler
Speech & Text Dialler
Step 4 - Connecting it All Together - Cables
The next step is to decide how to connect it all together. Explain...
Choose which type of cable to use.
The following types of cable are commonly used.
4 Core Alarm Cable (100m) Explain...
4 Core Screened Alarm Cable (100m) Explain...
6 Core Alarm Cable (100m) Explain...
6 Core Screened Alarm Cable(100m) Explain...
8 Core Alarm Cable(100m) Explain...
8 Core Screened Alarm Cable(100m) Explain...
Pressing the SUBMIT button will produce a page with your choices. This is solely intended as a memory aid and it is recommended that you print (Ctrl + p) or save (Ctrl + s) the results page. You can then select the products from suggestions given.

Please review your choices on THIS page before you press the SUBMIT button - once your choices have been submitted the options on THIS page will be cleared. If you wish to clear all the selections on this page then press START ALL OVER.

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