Re: Concord 4 Integrated + associated wireless gear == quality?

["Roland Moore" <roland@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I don't know about GE since I don't use it. I have found Inovonics to be the
best wireless gear I have used. I don't think too many would argue against
putting its position at or near the top of all wireless gear.

GE is a giant company that purchased its way into the security business. I
don't know if they realize they're actually in the business just yet. If you
look at their site it's full of broken and outdated links. GE goal in its
other product lines seems to be more to being the best seller, not the best
technically.


What their go to market plans are I have no idea.
"Brance" <qwerty@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> As far as residential alarm equipment goes, does the Concord 4
> and associated wireless gear have a good reputation in terms of
> performance, reliability, etc?
>
> Unless we bite the bullet and accept some exposed wiring and/or
> a variety of patching/repainting, we'd be looking at a wireless
> keypad for the main entrance and wireless sensors on all the
> double hung vinyl windows.  We have mixed feelings about the
> wireless, so one question would be how good is that GE gear
> in terms of recognizing RF issues which would adversely impact
> operation and generating some kind of alert when that happens?