Dual Network Anti-Theft Alarm Host with Mobile Card and Phone Line Alarm for Reliable Security

This dual network anti-theft alarm host provides a robust security solution by combining mobile card and phone line alarm communication modes. Designed for both residential and commercial use, it accommodates wireless and wired probe inputs, allowing you to integrate a wide range of sensors. With 4 wired defence zones and support for up to 99 wireless defence zones, it offers extensive coverage for monitoring multiple entry points and sensitive areas. The system can configure up to 99 wireless devices, making it suitable for larger properties or sites requiring comprehensive surveillance. Its operating temperature range of -10 to +50°C ensures reliable performance in typical indoor environments.

Features and Construction

This alarm host is built around dual-network communication and flexible input options, ensuring reliable alert transmission and easy integration with various security devices.

Dual Communication Modes

The host supports both mobile card (GSM) and phone line alarm outputs. This dual-network design provides redundancy: if one communication channel fails, the other can still transmit alerts to the monitoring centre or programmed phone numbers. This is particularly valuable in areas where phone line or mobile network coverage may be inconsistent.

Wireless and Wired Probe Input

Both wireless and wired sensors can be connected, giving you flexibility in system design. Wired connections are ideal for fixed sensors near the host, while wireless probes simplify installation in remote or hard-to-reach locations. The host can manage up to 99 wireless devices, enabling comprehensive coverage without extensive cabling.

Defence Zone Capacity

With 4 wired defence zones and support for up to 99 wireless zones, the system can monitor a large number of individual areas. Each zone can correspond to a specific sensor or location, allowing precise identification of an alarm trigger. This granularity helps reduce false alarms and speeds up response times.

Uses and Placement

The host is suitable for a variety of security applications, from small shops to larger homes or offices where multiple sensors are needed.

Residential Security

Homeowners can place the host in a central location and pair it with door/window sensors, motion detectors, and glass break detectors across the property. The large wireless device capacity means every entry point can be monitored, and the dual-network alarms ensure that even if a phone line is cut, the mobile card can still alert the owner or a monitoring service.

Commercial or Office Use

For businesses, the host supports up to 99 wireless devices, making it feasible to secure multiple rooms, storage areas, and exits. The wired defence zones are particularly useful for connecting fixed PIR sensors or magnetic contacts in high-priority areas. The dual alarm path provides peace of mind for after-hours protection.

Installation Flexibility

Because the host accepts both wireless and wired probes, it can be installed in existing buildings without major rewiring. Wireless devices can be added incrementally as needs grow, while wired zones offer low-latency, battery-free connections for critical sensors.

Benefits and Buying Value

This alarm host offers practical advantages in reliability, scalability, and ease of integration, making it a solid choice for those needing comprehensive security monitoring.

Reliable Alert Transmission

The dual-network design (mobile card + phone line) is a key benefit, reducing the risk of communication failure during an intrusion attempt. Even if one network is compromised or temporarily down, the other path ensures the alarm signal reaches the intended recipient.

Scalability and Future Expansion

With support for up to 99 wireless devices, the system can grow with your security needs. You can start with a few sensors and add more over time without replacing the host. The combination of 4 wired and 99 wireless zones also allows you to mix permanently installed wired sensors with easily repositioned wireless ones.

Straightforward Setup

The host's flexible input options and standard power requirements make it straightforward to integrate into most security setups. While professional installation is recommended, the system's design reduces the complexity of adding new sensors. No specialist tools are needed for wireless sensor pairing beyond following the device's procedures.