Alarm system Arictech CD34 - mobile (SIM) alarm transmission

[Misterbean]

Hello,
I have an ARITECH alarm system CD 34 with currently an alarm transmission using fixed telephone line (RD6201) and voice extension (4 audio messages broadcast when the connection is established).
Question: I would like to delete the fixed line (terrestrial) and use a SIM card transmission (mobile), ideally by sending sms depending on the type of alarm (ex: sms 1 for power failure, sms 2 for alarm entry, ... .)
Is there a telephone transmitter, external most likely , that could use the RD6201 or other CD34 transmitter and allow me to stop using the wired phone line?

Thank you in advance for your answers.
MB

 

[Spoon]

You mean something like this.

GSM & WiFi Alarm Dialler and SMS Sender for Fire/Burglar Alarms Cloud Dialer

The A5 Cell Phone GSM based Alarm Dialer is a universal fit Burglar or Fire Alarm Auto-Dialer/SMS Message Sender for home security monitoring without phone line

www.adventcontrols.co.uk

 

[Misterbean]

Thanks ! sounds indeed something that may work.
Now the question is does is suits with the ARITECH CD34 and in particular with the RD6201 transmitter (to get the alarm signals per type of alarm) ….. Are you familiar with the ARITECH CD serie ?

kind regards

 

[Spoon]

Now the question is does is suits with the ARITECH CD34 and in particular with the RD6201 transmitter (to get the alarm signals per type of alarm) ….. Are you familiar with the ARITECH CD serie ?

I am not familiar with the Aritech CD series.
I'm sure someone will know all about them and will be able to help you out.

 

[Spoon]

You could always have a word with the auto dialer manufacturer and see if it's compatible. If you do then please let us know the outcome mate.

 

[Alarm_Monkey]

The OP will never be seen again-

Digi is connected to the controls via ribbon cable, removing the telephone line should create a line fault

Speech dialer is another card connected to digi, the system will have to be programmed to remove.

Probably easier to keep paying line rental if you have maintainer, ask them to provide monitoring via single path gprs/g3