How to Reset Your Texecom Premier Elite Alarm System (2025 Guide)

The Texecom Premier Elite is one of the UK's most reliable security alarm systems—but like any alarm, there may be times when you need to perform a reset. Whether your alarm has activated, is showing a system fault, or requires a user/anti-code reset, this guide will walk you through the correct steps for 2025.

1. How to Perform a Standard User Reset

A user reset is the most common type of reset and is used after an alarm activation.

Steps:

1. Silence the alarm
   Enter your 4-digit user code on the keypad.

2. Check system alerts
   If the keypad displays SYSTEM ALERTS, enter your user code again to view the fault or the triggered zone.

3. Reset the system
   Press the RESET key on the keypad.
   Your system should return to its normal disarmed state.

When this works:

✔ Alarm activations
✔ Minor faults
✔ Returning the system to standby mode

2. Engineer Reset (When Required)

If your Premier Elite system is programmed to require an engineer reset, you won’t be able to clear the alarm yourself.

This usually applies to:

• Monitored systems

• Confirmed alarm activations

• Certain tamper faults

In this case, the system will display a message such as:
ENGINEER RESET REQUIRED

👉 You will need a qualified Texecom engineer to reset it.

3. Anti-Code Reset (For Some User-Locked Systems)

Some Texecom systems require a special anti-code for resetting.

How it works:

1. Enter your normal user code.

2. Press RESET — the keypad will show a random 4-digit number.

3. Provide this number to your alarm installer or monitoring centre.

4. They will generate a matching anti-code.

5. Enter the anti-code on your keypad to complete the reset.

This method is commonly used on monitored systems where additional security verification is required.

4. When a Reset Fails

A reset may fail if:

• A zone is still open (e.g., window/door sensor)

• There is a power fault (mains off / battery issue)

• A tamper fault is still active

• You don’t have the correct user code

If the keypad still shows an alert after attempting to reset, the system needs further inspection.

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If your Texecom Premier Elite system refuses to reset or keeps displaying faults, it’s often safer to let a professional engineer handle it. Incorrect resets may leave your home or business unprotected.

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How to Reset Your Texecom Premier Elite Alarm System (2025 Guide)

The Texecom Premier Elite is one of the UK's most reliable security alarm systems—but like any alarm, there may be times when you need to perform a reset. Whether your alarm has activated, is showing a system fault, or requires a user/anti-code reset, this guide will walk you through the correct steps for 2025.

1. How to Perform a Standard User Reset

A user reset is the most common type of reset and is used after an alarm activation.

Steps:

1. Silence the alarm
   Enter your 4-digit user code on the keypad.

2. Check system alerts
   If the keypad displays SYSTEM ALERTS, enter your user code again to view the fault or the triggered zone.

3. Reset the system
   Press the RESET key on the keypad.
   Your system should return to its normal disarmed state.

2. Engineer Reset (When Required)

Certain systems are configured to require an engineer reset.

Your keypad may display:
ENGINEER RESET REQUIRED

This usually happens when:

• The system is professionally monitored

• A confirmed alarm has triggered

• A tamper or critical fault is active

You will need a qualified Texecom engineer to unlock and reset the system.

3. Anti-Code Reset (Some Systems Only)

Some Texecom systems require an anti-code generated by your installer or monitoring centre.

Steps:

1. Enter your normal user code

2. Press RESET

3. A 4-digit number will appear

4. Provide that number to your installer

5. Enter the anti-code they give you

Once accepted, the system clears the alarm condition.

4. When a Reset Fails

Your reset may not work if:

• A sensor/zone is still open

• There is a mains or battery fault

• A tamper is active

• The control panel requires engineer clearance

If faults continue to appear, the system may need inspection.

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Disclaimer

This guide is provided for general information purposes only.
Alarm systems vary based on programming, installer settings, and site conditions. Attempting resets or troubleshooting without proper knowledge may cause system malfunction, loss of security coverage, or void manufacturer/installer warranties.

SatFocus Security Solutions is not responsible for any damage, faults, or security issues resulting from actions taken based on this guide.
For safety and compliance, we always recommend using a qualified alarm engineer, especially where engineer resets, anti-code resets, or persistent faults are involved.