Bosch Alarm Systems | Deciding Between a Bosch 3000 and Bosch 6000

Deciding on what security alarm system is best for you can be complicated given the variety of makes and models available. Here at Home Security Online we focus in on the two most popular Bosch alarm security panels and discuss their features and benefits in a hope that  purchasing your security alarm system is made less complicated.

The Bosch 3000 and the Bosch 6000 are two types of  alarm systems designed by the well known and reputable security component brand Bosch Security. Choosing the right security solutions for your home or business will depend on many factors including budget, size of area to secure and features your require. Home Security Online recommend getting specific advice from one of our experienced security team  via our contact page to ensure the alarm system provides complete protection for your property. We’ve put together the main features of each Bosch alarm system to help simplify the decision.

Bosch 3000 Security System

The Bosch 3000 alarm system is able to be used on the NBN using the  Bosch Ethernet IP module. It is an exceptional quality mid-range alarm system which is designed to suit most home security installations.

Bosch 3000 features

Bosch Solution 6000 Alarm System

The Bosch 6000 alarm system is  the latest alarm panel joining the Bosch line up. Being the larger panel up from the 3000 it shares similar features with a few differences. This is a mid to high range alarm system that would suit  larger homes and even businesses.

Bosch 6000 features

Similarities and differences between Bosch 3000 and 6000

Both  Bosch 3000 and 6000 alarm systems have built-in diallers and are able to connect to your phone line. The  Bosch 6000 has the ability to send you an SMS which includes zone information if your alarm is triggered.

The Bosch 3000 is only able to send dialling signals to you which means that when you answer your phone,  you will hear an alarm noise to indicate that your alarm has been triggered.

Aside the  built-in diallers, both the Bosch 6000 and 3000 are able to have an IP module to connect to the alarm panel for back to base monitoring or self monitoring via your smartphone.

The Bosch 6000supports  a wifi (wireless) keypad which removes the need to run a cable to the router, hence reducing installation costs.  The  Bosch 3000 however , does not support an option to add a wifi keypad and only the hard wired icon or TouchOne keypads. can be used with this system.   The Bosch 3000 panel  also requires the IP module to have a static IP address, where the 6000 does not.

If you have just scrolled to the bottom of this article,  just to recap some of the key differences between the Bosch 6000 and Bosch 3000 are listed below:

The Bosch 6000 can have:

• Proximity tags
• External readers
• Night arm Keypad
• Finger scanner
• SMS notifications
• Wireless keypad

The Bosch 3000 does not support  any of these features

Which Bosch Security System is right for you?

If you are looking for a quality security alarm system for residential purposes, then the  Bosch 3000 alarm system is ideal.  The 3000 needs to be wired and has no away from home functionality. On the other hand the Bosch 6000 alarm supports a list of additional features discussed above and is well suited for commercial installations as well as larger home installations with these desired benefits.

Other factors such as your budget and the benefits you want out of your security alarm system will assist in determining which alarm system best suits your needs.  Our friendly team here at Home Security Online are also here to help, so feel free to contact us with details about your security requirement for further product advise.

Bosch Alarm Systems | Deciding Between a Bosch 3000 and Bosch 6000

Deciding on what security alarm system is best for you can be complicated given the variety of makes and models available. Here at Home Security Online we focus in on the two most popular Bosch alarm security panels and discuss their features and benefits in a hope that purchasing your security alarm system is made less complicated.