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  GSM Alarm Dialler 

  GSM Alarm Dialler with Voice and SMS

  The M30 GSM Alarm Dialler is an industrial / commercial unit designed for operating in harsh environments. The M30 comes with all the features you would expect from an industrial unit including; 4 to 56 independent inputs each with their own user recordable speech or SMS message and integrated 24+ hour battery backup  to name a few –  see the standard features page for a full list.

  Speech & SMS

  The M30 Dialler now supports both Speech and SMS alarm messages. This can be individually configured for each Dialout. E.g. Dialout 1 to send a speech message to a land line, Dialout 2 to send a speech message to a mobile and Dialout 3 to send an SMS to a mobile.

  GSM & PSTN

  Unlike all other GSM Alarm diallers the M30 also has a PSTN connection, meaning if you wish, you can setup your unit to use the GSM network as a backup connection. I.e. The M30 will monitor your PSTN land line; if it fails or is cut it will automatically switch to the GSM network.

   

  Below is a small subsection of the features that are available on the M30;

  • 4,8,16 & 56 Individual Alarm Inputs.
  • Individual Speech Messages for each input.
  • Individual SMS Messages for each input.
  • PSTN & GSM Options.
  • Internal Mains Failure Alarm Sensor.
  • 24+ Hour Internal Battery Backup.
  • Fully Menu and Keypad Driven.
  • IP56 Industrial Rated Enclosure.

  If you would like more information or help on the features of the M30 please visit the standard or optional features pages or contact us directly.

  The M30 is designed and built by us in the UK so if there are any special features you require for your application, we will normally be happy to create them for you.

   If you have any questions or would like pricing please contact us.

   

   

   

   

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  What is a GSM Alarm Dialler? 

  What is a GSM Alarm Dialler?

  GSM Alarm Diallers are fairly new to the market (i.e. the last 8 years or so) but in that time have shown themselves to be very useful and convenient either as an alternative to a standard Alarm Dialler or as a backup device.

  In situations where it is not practically or financially viable to get a land line installed or where there is a high chance someone might try to block the line a GSM Dialler can be ideal.

  A GSM Alarm Dialler is essentially the same as Landline Version but accepts a sim card and uses the GSM networks to make and receive alarm calls rather than PSTN land lines.

  Not all GSM Diallers are equal most are very cheap and are not designed to cope with commercial or industrial use, nor will they have the features a business might require i.e. multiple dial out lists for different staff rotas. For example the Commercial M30 Autodialler by Packs Infotel can use both Landlines and the GSM network, i.e. The M30 can use the GSM networks all the time or the M30 can use the Land Line networks and only switch to the GSM / Mobile networks if the land line fails.

   

  But you do need to be bare in mind that GSM / Mobile networks are typically less reliable than a fixed land line, as they are more susceptible to weather and local conditions and have a smaller network capacity. E.g. during peak times the mobile networks often become clogged and fall over. Governments also have the power to turn off or disrupt the GSM and or Mobile networks in an emergency.

  Because of this if you application is critical we would recommend where ever possible to use a land line as the primary medium and use the GSM networks as a backup.

   

  For more information visit the M30 GSM Autodialler Page,  GSM Module Page or Contact Us