Sentinel SUPER GSM MKII Radio Receiver & (Mobile Phone) Transmitter
For areas
that are too remote to use conventional radio transmissions to a
“Sentinel” radio receiver, where land phone lines do not exist
or could be subject to attack, RSS has designed and manufactures
a GSM system to let you know of an intrusion wherever you are.
This unit can dial out to land-lines phones or dial and/or text
mobile phones.
The system can be configured in three
different ways and the options are shown at the foot of the
page.

Beware of inferior systems!!
RSS are proud to have recently released this GSM UNIT, supercedes all our previous models that not only texts but also rings you giving an audible warning of an intrusion. (Text messages alone are easily missed, especially at night).Arming, disarming and monitoring are done by a phone call to the GSM UNIT using a passcode and simple commands. (Unlike costly and sometimes fiddly text messaging where only one instruction can be sent at a time and you then wait for text confirmation. Again costing you money).
Unlike other
manufacturers who may send out items and then leave it up to you
to wire up, power and configure. Our systems come out to you
fully configured with phone numbers and how you wish the alarm
to respond, ie whether you wish a certain alarm event to phone
and/or text etc. We will ask a set of simple questions to get it
right first time. We will also ask about wire lengths so that it
will go out of our factory ready for a simple DIY installation.
We also supply a pre-registered “Pay As You Go” SIM card
(usually ORANGE, subject to reception) with at least £5 of
credit and a pre-registered “Top Up Card”.
The unit can be powered either by a RSS
supplied mains power supply with battery backup, or by a car
type battery where mains is unavailable, or for truly remote
locations.
So all you need to do is put the GSM UNIT in position,
plug in, or connect battery, fit detectors (or other ancillary
equipment you have purchased) and you are up and running. We
make it as simple as possible and every piece of ancillary
equipment comes with full easy to understand instructions. If
anything in the future changes, such as phone numbers, the unit
comes with software and cable to plug into a PC, or you can send
it back for reconfiguring. Making your system totally future
proof.
The GSM
UNIT can pinpoint up to 4 areas of intrusion. However, as many
detectors/sensors as you wish can cover each area when using the
RADIO RECIEVER (see picture on front page) in conjunction with
the GSM UNIT. It should be
noted that when using the RADIO RECIEVER option that the unit
will pinpoint 3 areas of detection as the 4th zone is
used to monitor battery condition of the detectors/sensors.
The GSM
UNIT can dial up to 4 land lines or mobile phones and text up to
4 mobile phones.
The GSM
UNIT can be armed/disarmed and monitored by simply ringing the
alarm’s number, entering a passcode and then entering simple
commands to control it. The unit responds with a series of beeps
to confirm successful operation.
What do you
need?
(all
options require a power supply, see paragraph 1)
1) In its
simplest form the GSM UNIT can be wired directly to a set of
door contacts (or a series of door contacts or similar) MAX. 4
units
2) In a
slightly more advanced system the GSM UNIT can be wired directly
to PIR DETECTORS or a combination of DETECTORS and ancillaries.
MAX 4 Units
3) For a
total system use is made of a RADIO RECIEVER wired to the GSM
UNIT. This is a very flexible version using radio based EXTERNAL
DETECTORS (see picture on front page) and a range of ancillary
equipment. The advantages are that the detectors/sensors can be
placed anywhere up to 1500m away from the RADIO RECIEVER. ANY
amount of detectors/sensors can be employed pinpointing 3 areas
of intrusion.
Interested?
Please get in touch, and we can give you advice specifically tailored to your situation (no obligation to buy).
