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Re: Multi partition alarm panel
- Subject: Re: Multi partition alarm panel
- From: Billy Bob <napinc7@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 12 Oct 2019 20:02:37 -0700 (PDT)
- Newsgroups: alt.security.alarms
- References: <qmdm26$1uh$1@dont-email.me> <qmecht$1ugo$1@gioia.aioe.org> <qmij4p$akb$1@dont-email.me>
Doug,
Well, the bean counter in this case does not seem to know best.
The time involved to do all this work as well as using a new manufacturer's=
equipment, would be enormous. Keeping the existing equipment is the only n=
ormal action, except for just switching the mainboard on one of the 1616 to=
a 1664. There will then be plenty of room for any possible future expansio=
n, and the cost difference between a 1632 & 1664 is pittance.=20
So now you need 2 radios, so what! Don't even tell the customer that there =
will be 2 separate radios, make it look seamless. Find a way to offer them =
a pricing option on the cellular, that does not seem to be double.=20
His commercial phone lines are probably costing him a minimum $40 each w/ta=
xes, which is why he wants that to go away.=20
You can use (2) Gen4 LTE-M that will cost you $3/month each, or a GSM-mini4=
G @ $2.50/month each. If you cannot hide that in your monitoring cost, then=
you are not charging enough. Central stations that use these radios, will =
allow text & emails notifications on open/close/alarms/trouble conditions i=
ncluded. Cost is about $60 each for the radios.
Depending on how much interactive/notifications that you want the customer =
to have or that they require, will determine your pricing and having to swi=
tch to slightly more involved radios. Alula's radios allow text, email, and=
robocall notifications at about $6.50/month.
Billy Bob
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