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very similar. but if you have experience with one brand that will be easier than anything else

Id advise using a specialist installer for fire. Especially if this is a HMO type property. Yes the panel will take 2 x 2.1-2.3 A/h batterys You need to use a fire proof cable. This will depend on the spec requirements and install method ie. http://www.securitywarehouse.co.uk/catalog/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=38_51&products_id=228 Sensors http://www.securitywarehouse.co.uk/catalog/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=1321 note there isnt currently a co sensor for twinflex. ZOnes The panel in this kit is a 2 zone panel. If you need 3 zones you will require a 4 zone panel. It must be connected to the mains. If this is an insurance / council requirement then you need to speak to a recognised installer.

as fastcar says, mdt or alternativly a scantronic 9651 with prox keypad.

433 is a special order. yes we can but there would be a minimum order. If this is a one off then id suggest no.

Yes.

No It requires the line to be in tact. You would need a proper dualpath signalling device such as redcare or dualcom. Some of the basic features of these systems are in the menvier sd3

Do you have a prodcut code. Id have to check on that.

868MHz The Pro unit can only be purchased by registered installers currently GSM yes, Powerlink no

AFAIK morley is a fire brand. Do you have an image of the unit?

depends on the product, but some pictures show all products, the product detail will list what is included.

You do need purple resistors. That isnt currently a stock item for us do to low demand.

PSU or battery? If its a battery then enything upto a 7/h will be suitable. If its a PSU then i could do with a bit more info on what your planning?

Yes it does have a prox keypad. No it doesnt come with any fobs. Just order the number you need. http://www.securitywarehouse.co.uk/catalog/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=634

yes and no. The very latest pm+ yes. Anthing older no. I beleive this souder will replace the 710

or the honeywell ag6 http://www.securitywarehouse.co.uk/catalog/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=1973

the bx 80n has 2 detectors at 180 degrees, but it wont cover 180 degs. The only unit i know of is the voltek 1811 http://www.securitywarehouse.co.uk/catalog/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=1533

If it is faulty then you can return it. But id verify it is indeed faulty before sedning it back. As above id check that the tamper switches are closed, that the sabt is correctly wired into the panel, and that you have a voltage on the bell trigger (0v) when the bell shoudl be activating

Those different freq are for different countries. We only stock the UK model. Im there was a volume order we could order them in, but we have a minimum order and the uk market for other freq would be very limited.

Both valid points. I wouldnt advise putting more than 1 detector on a zone.

I would suggest you have programmed the codes incrorrectly somehow. You can default the codes. If you check the manaul it will tell you how. Alternativly if you let me know your order number ill send the procedure to your account email. Tech

my recommendation is to use a galaxy wireless system. But brown wireless contacts are not as available as white. Are the pir's to be wired?

Yes the bellbox is totally wire free. It used lithuim cells as a power source.

Yes you can. You will just need ot get the correct perephierals to suit.

You will need to take an output from the panel. What inputs doe you have to trigger the shutter, id assume the shutter is designed to be held open by the fire alarm normally. I would suggest you use the aux fire output on the panel. What panel is it?

what sort of lighting is at the scene. And is the system expected to function with direct headlights etc?