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Posted by on January 30, 2006, 12:34 pm
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about the AMPS network being discontinued as of Feb 2008 or sooner. I
understand that Rogers Wireless has already begun the termination
process (www.canasa.org for details). Many have been looking for an
alternative solution. I feel I have your answer...I am the Director of
Business Deevelopment for a company called Tela-Link Communications. We
are the very first wireless communication center that not only provides
a transmitter that installs into ANY new or used security panel but, we
own our UHF radio network, know as StraNet Radio Communications.
Tela-Link was developed over 11 years in Canada and now is expanding
throughout North America. This network is completely dedicated to the
alarm industry and we ourselves (Tela-Link) expand and own the network
that transmitts event and/or detailed reports directly to your
monitoring station without the use of a Cellular Clearing House. We are
the "New Solution for Wireless Alarm Transmission". I welcome you to
research into our company at www.tela-link.com our contact me directly
at 1-888-207-7827 ext. 238. I am positive it will be the best decesion
you make. Our Product, Our Network, Our Pricing, state-of-the-art in
everyway. You will be impressed!
Lou wrote:
> An email went around sent by the nbfaa (nat'l burg + fire alarm assoc)
> a few weeks ago about AMPS and cell backup options (see part of it
> below). just wondering what non-AMPS solutions are out there... i know
> of two -- aes intellinet (www.aes-intellinet.com - invest $20k or so
> up front in a local network that you operate, no recurring service
> costs to a third party, just the cost of running the network yourself)
> and alarm.com (www.alarm.com - does wireless backup and web
> control/reporting through a non-AMPS wireless connection, no upfront
> network buildout costs but recurring monthly service fee to alarm.com).
>
>
> does anyone know of other wireless options that aren't threatened by
> the AMPS sunset clause? is honeywell coming out with anything to
> replace Alarmnet C? or telular?
>
> from Jan 5th 2006 NBFAA email: "The Federal Communications Commission
> (FCC) has established a sunset date of Feb.18, 2008, for the
> requirement that cellular carriers provide AMPS service. This sunset
> date is significant for you and could have an adverse impact on the
> thousands of alarm customers that have analog cellular (800 MHz)
> communicators installed in their homes or businesses for the purpose of
> relaying alarm signals. This includes Honeywell's AlarmNet C, Telular,
> Uplink, DSC's Sky Route, Numerex and similar cellular-based products."
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