remote site battery power only

Bong service?

Canadian Bud. :^)

Which could be substituted with a hampster wheel during the dry season.

Panel XL The XL panel by Videofied® is the hub of the system and supervises all peripherals. It communicates to the central station over the cell network and allows 2-way voice communication between the panel and the central station over the GSM cell network. Power requirements Eight 1.5V batteries Battery type Alkaline, D size, LR20 Battery life 4 years RF technology S2View® Radio type Spread Spectrum Bidirectional RF Operating frequency 868/915/920 MHz Transmission security AES algorithm encryption Radio jam detection Yes Supervision Yes Antenna Integrated Tamper detection Wall and cover tamper detection Siren output 105 dB @ 1 meter Siren duration programmable, 3 minutes maximum Programming Alphanumeric Keypads or Frontel remote control Software Devices per system 19 per system Access codes 20 maximum Installer codes One (for system programming only) Security levels 3 Arming modes : 2 Special arming modes 4 (Area 1 predefined from factory for entry/exit delay. Areas 2, 3, & 4 programmable.) Communication formats Voice, Email or IP Communicator type GPRS and GSM cell

2 way-voice Full duplex, bi-directional Dialing DTMF Protocols Frontel IP stack IP, TCP/IP, HTTP, SMTP, PPP Voice alarm transmission Up to 3 phone numbers Voice server Pre-recorded messages Remote maintenance Frontel Downloader protocol only VIdeo transmission: By Frontel protocol to central monitoring station Video format MPEG V1.0 video file Video file size 220 Kbytes Video framing 5 frames/second Image format JPEG Image size 320 x 240 pixels History/Event Log 4,000 events stored in flash memory Operating temperature 0°/+40°C (32°/104°F) Maximum relative humidity 70%, non-condensing Approvals CE / EN50131 / EN300220 / INCERT / IDA / NCP (Europe) CP-01 / UL / FCC (USA) A-Tick (Australia)

"terry" wrote in message news:to6xm.76032$ snipped-for-privacy@newsfe06.iad...

I wonder if anyone here has tried this thing yet. It's interesting though it looks a little flimsy.

And a much better product than the Elk unit

Actually it's not