What to Know First
Find manufacturers, products, certifications and technical references.
- Use the directory to discover manufacturers, not to assume stock or appointment.
- Find the product range that suits your installation, then look at its specifications and certificates.
- If you need help sourcing a product, you can send us an enquiry or use OpenRFQ.
A directory is a discovery tool
The directory helps you find companies that make a relevant type of equipment. Inclusion does not mean Alarm Supply represents every company, holds every item in stock or confirms that a product is accepted for a project.
Start with the product type or problem, then narrow the result by approval, industry and country.
Move from brand to exact model
Brand reputation cannot replace a model-level check. Ask for the datasheet, installation instructions, compatible control equipment and current certificate schedule.
For legacy systems, record the panel generation, protocol, software and existing device references before requesting a replacement.
- Photograph the label and terminals
- Record the full part number and suffix
- Name the required certification
- State country, quantity and required date
How to buy
Talk to Alarm Supply when you need help choosing equipment or designing a system for your project. Use OpenRFQ when you want to source across a wider catalogue or compare offers. Use the manufacturer website when you need the latest corporate or product documentation.
Availability and appointment are confirmed for each enquiry.
Project Checklist
Official legal identity, website and country of origin.
Relevant product family and compatibility with the proposed system.
Current certificates and suitability for the project market.
Availability, territory, lead time and technical-support responsibility.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does a directory entry mean Alarm Supply is an authorised distributor?
No. Ask us about the brand and country you need. We can explain our relationship with the manufacturer, availability and the support we offer.
Official references
Information is based on reviewed sources and our experience at the date shown. Use it at your own risk and verify current codes, certificates and project conditions. Report an issue or suggest a correction.