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  • Cell Phone Backup for your Security System

    Posted on April 15th, 2010 Bill Robinson 1 comment

    Security Systems that are monitored by a central station depend on a reliable phone line to communicate the events of your security system. In many cases your phone line can be the weakest link in these communications.

    Phone lines entering your home or business typically enter at an insecure location at the outside of the building making it easy prey for a burglary. If the phone line is cut then there is not communication to central station so that the authorities can be notified.

    The surest way to prevent this type of occurrence is to have a backup cell unit installed. The cell unit is installed inside the building and is protected by the security system. If the phone line were cut then the cell phone can be programmed to send that event to central station. The cell unit can also communicate all of your alarms while the phone lines are not working.

    The GS3060 is such a device offered by DSC and installed by Hue and cry Security. The GS3060 can also be utilized when there is no phone line to the premises. In this case the GS3060 acts as a primary line and communicates all of your alarm signals.

  • Compatible with control panels that communicate using the Contact ID format
  • Full event reporting
  • Uses GPRSdata channel for high-speed, reliable and low-cost communications to an IP receiver
  • 4 on-board inputs
  • 4 on-board outputs (open collector)
  • SIM card (included)
  • Activation and initialization via automated telephone activation system (VRU) or web-user interface provided by CONNECT 24™
  • Monitors the panel’s attempts to communicate to determine if GSM backup communications are necessary
  • Compatible with Sur-Gard System II/III monitoring station receivers
  • UL/ULC listed

If you have a remote location that requires an alarm system but there is no available phone lines or even power there is an answer.Alarm systems can be connected using solar panels for power to your remote location and when you utilize the Cell phone unit you can have complete coverage at your remote location.


Remote Barns are a perfect application for a Cell Phone Unit.


Remote Cabins can also be protected. If you have a remote location that you want protected then contact Hue and Cry Security for a free consultation.

800-762-3196