Go to your local Electrical wholesaler, ask if they stock the Texecom Veritas range.
You should be able to get Panel, remote keypad, bellbox, battery and sensors
for your price range.
Id second alertelectrical as a supplier they are very impressive.
I have just had a Texecom Premier system installed and its awesome. The cost was slightly over your budget but i have proximit tags, multiple keypads etc.
Also i can imagine and installer will be included in your £200.
i suggest a scantronic 9651 control panel which comes with a key pad, honeywell IS215 pirs, a back up battery. pyronix belle sounder, you will need an internal speaker, a door contact and some 6 core cable and all in your 200 budget. good luck.
Id second alertelectrical as a supplier they are very impressive.
I have just had a Texecom Premier system installed and its awesome. The cost was slightly over your budget but i have proximit tags, multiple keypads etc.
Also i can imagine and installer will be included in your £200.
Rich
I was also thinking about using Texecomm kit. I would be interested in seeing your kit list and what price you got them from Alert Electrical.
Thanks
Have you been on holiday?
Haven't seen any posts from you for a couple of weeks.
Any chance of getting your kit list and thoughts on the Texecom alarm kit you used.
I've installed quite a few Texecom Premier Panels 24/48...etc.
There a fantastic piece of kit and can highly recommend them. Most people will advice you to get it professionally installed, saying that though if your good at DIY/electrics you should be ok.
The Texecom Premier panels can be programmed using a PC if you purchase the Wintex software and USB or Serial Port connector, this makes programming simple and far better than using the keypads.
You can also purchase them here www.brewtime.co.uk slightly cheaper than alert electrical.
Alternatively the Texecom R8, R8+, Excel panels are great for domestic installs.
Have you been on holiday?
Haven't seen any posts from you for a couple of weeks.
Any chance of getting your kit list and thoughts on the Texecom alarm kit you used.
texecom panels are ok, but tend to develop psu faults after a couple of years,
I would recommend the Microtech/Ademco Accord panel, robust reliable and simple, as for PIRs I would 100% recommend the texecom PIRs and if you got to the right places you can easily get all this for sub £200