Which Alarm with Dialer Should I Choose

If you have decided that a Wireless Alarm System plugged into a telephone socket is the best solution for your application, then we do have a range of systems which have different features covering most poeples requirements.

Please see below a quick guide to the different Wireless Alarms with Built in Dialers:
WG Alarm:
1) You can use up to 32 detectors.
2) You can record your own personal message.
3) Battery Back Up.
4) Each Six zones can be independently programmed (choosing Delay, Instant, Home & Away).
5) Built in Keypad.
6) Optional Wireless Keypad.
7) Remote Operation (through telephone call using a standard telephone line).
8) Siren activation upon Telephone Line Failure

TB Alarm:
1) It can be used with Internal & Solar Powered External Detectors.
2)) 8 Zones.

XL Dialer:
1) The Wireless Dialer is seperate from the control panel (making it very easy to locate near a telephone extension).
2) You record 5 different messages including an emergency channel.
3) Can be used with 3 Alarm Zones & 1 Alert Zone.
4) You can use External PIR's.
5) Can use up to 16 detectors.
6) A very flexible Security System.

Ultra Secure Ltd offer a range of affordable 'Wireless Home Security Alert & Alarm Systems: that are an ideal way to help protect your home & business.

Typically a potential Burglar will consider the following:
Entry: How can they enter the building safely ?
Extraction: How can they extract the goods they want to steal ?
Exit: How can they safely Exit the building ?
Escape: How can they safely escape without being filmed, caught or seen ?
We offer a range of products to help make the above list harder to achieve.

When choosing which alarm system to use there are some basic questions that you can ask yourself:

Q) Do I use a Wireless or Wired Alarm ?
A) Now that Wireless Alarms are so reliable and easy to fit, most applications can be covered more than adequately using a Wireless Alarm system, and perfect for DIY installations.

Q) Have we got Pets in the building I want to alarm ?
A) If we have Pets, can we keep them in specific areas when the alarm is set, if not then we may have to use magnetic contacts on doors & windows, or in some cases investigate Pet Friendly PIR's.

Q) Where do we fit the Control Panel ?
A) It is normally best to fit the control panel near the normal door you use to enter and exit the building, or hide it away and use a wireless keypad or remote controls to arm & disarm.

Q) Where is there a power supply for the control panel ?
A) On most systems you will need a power supply for the control panel and sometimes the siren, although we do have solar systems that can work with no power at all.

Q) Where are the risk areas (or vulnerable locations) to the building, how do we protect them ?
A) All properties will normally have one, two or three areas that are far more vulnerable than the rest, if you are on a restricted budget then concentrate on the risk areas first, you can always add to a system at a later date covering less risky locations.

Q) When the alarm is activated, what do you want the alarm to do, trigger internal & external sirens, ring your mobile, send text messages to you or keyholders ?
A) Take this into account when choosing the alarm, you can normally get an alarm to do just what you would like.

Q) Have you got a telephone line on site ?
A) If you want the alarm to ring out, you will need a telephone line or you will need to use a sim card, but this thought process will help you locate the alarm system or choose the correct alarm system.

If you need advice please contact us for friendly, no obligation advice.