Remote Signalling, Police Compliance & Response
 ACPO
has necessary approvals alarm installation companies must meet
in order that the public obtain a proper response to any genuine
alarm activations.
- All URN applications to include full PD6662-EN50131/1 certification.
- The Installation Company to be certified by the National
Security Inspectorate
- All Staff to be Fully Police Vetted
- All Alarm Systems to conform to DD243: 2004 False Alarm
management
- The Alarm System and Installer to conform to ACPO Force
Alarm Policy
- Liable to Random Police Inspection of Installations
- Use a Police Approved Alarm Receiving Centre
The remote signalling of your intruder alarm system can be
controlled by Digital Communicator, Dual Com (combined Digi &
Aerial), RedCARE Signalling Transmission Unit (STU) or RedCARE
GSM GID transmitting to a 24 Hour Manned Communication Centre.
Digital Communicator
A Digital Communicator utilises a separated ex-directory incoming
calls barred telephone line to dial the alarm receiving centre
and signal an activation.
NOTE: If a line fault situation occurs,
the system is unable to transmit the second signal required to
generate a police response and this may not be acceptable to your
insurers.
Dualcom
DUALCOM offers dual path signalling on any telephone network,
ADSL or ISDN and can share a telephone line, with a back up radio
signal over the Vodafone network to ensure transmission of alarm
signals in the event of the telephone line being tampered with
or proving faulty and indication of a signal fault on the alarm
keypad.
NOTE: This service is subject to
a signal strength test to verify availability in the area.
Redcare
REDCARE SIGNALLING TRANSMISSION UNIT using an existing standard
exchange BT telephone line (provided no form of electronic data
transmission exists on the line, i..e fax or modem, except for
BT Broadband which is now compatible) to indicate both activations
and line faults to the alarm receiving centre via a continuous
electronic signal transmitted down the line.
NOTE: If a line fault situation
occurs, the system is unable to transmit the second signal required
to generate a police response and this may not be acceptable to
your insurers.
Redcare GSM
REDCARE GSM offers dual path signalling via any existing standard
exchange BT telephone line (provided no form of electronic data
transmission exists on the line, i.e. fax or modem, unless a Modem
Compatible Device is fitted and the REN value does not exceed
3, except for Broadband lines which are now compatible with RedCARE)
to indicate both activations and line faults to the alarm receiving
centre via a continuous electronic signal transmitted down the
line, combined with BT Cellnet’s GSM radio network to ensure that
if ever there is a break in the telephone line, the GSM network
will continue to deliver alarm signals.
NOTE: This service is subject to
a signal strength test to verify availability in the area.
To find out which system will suit you, click
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