Everything posted by accounts3
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[Ticket Question] Are these compatible?
You really should look at the Powermax bell, the AG^ would be compatible with hard wired, panels
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Floodlights & PIRs
Hi Nigel It is generally not the cost of the floodlights that you should consider, but the switching/control equipment, look at the GJD or the Voltek, they will both take more than one PIR, as for the brightness that will depend on the size of the bulb you fit, most come these days with 400Watt but if you wanted to you could fit a lower wattage. Both companies are external lighting manufacturers, so the equipment will have IP ratings Hope this helps you come to a decision
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[Ticket Question] Engineer code for a Domonial?
The default engineer code should be in the manual
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[Ticket Question] Help with the Fermax 1 way audio kit 68705
No you would need to choose a release to suit your lock type.
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[Ticket Question] Help with the Texecom 3d Petwise pir
It should not be used outside, you would need an external PIR, look at GJD or Voltek
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[Ticket Question] Help sourcing a wall mounted PIR covering 120 degrees +?
is it an external PIR you are looking for??
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[Ticket Question] Help with an RS125
We are not aware that this product is still available, sorry
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[Ticket Question] DSC Powerseries 1832
Crow is no longer imported into the UK, and is it an internal or external PIR you are asking about
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[Ticket Question] Help with Videx with built in keypad
Yes it is possible, but we do not currently stock this item
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ADE Activ8 standard PIR Complete With Pet Immunity Facility sensors
6 core is the standard alarm cable, a pair for power, signal and tamper
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[Ticket Question] DSC Powerseries 1832
Sorry you are correct we do not supply DSC products
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[Ticket Question] More info on the SSP R1SEC
The R1sec is a 12v rim release fail secure, the sizes are 158 x 25, seen at the door jam, the interior size is 32 across x 90 down. Hope that helps
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[Ticket Question] Help with the Activ8
If using end of line it is 6 if double pole 4
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[Ticket Question] Adding an additional phone to a BPT system, help required
This 2nd handset can not be wireless, could you 'loop' wire it from the first handset??
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[Ticket Question] Changing codes on a BPT system, help required.
can you confirm which BPT system you have, please
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[Ticket Question] Adding an additional phone to a BPT system, help required
We will look into the possibility of doing this and get back to you
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Gardtec 593 ACE Keyfobs
we are currently stocking very little of the Risco lines, sorry
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[Ticket Question] Help choosing a battery for the veritus r8 plus
To be precise you really need to measure what your system is drawing, or go for the maximum size the manufacturer recommends
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[Ticket Question] Help with Visonic
These products are compatible, you can pay by card or bank transfer
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[Ticket Question] Help with the Visonic Powermax+ Quickfit
The carriage charges are added to your order before you confirm , so you would be able to check the carriage before completing the order
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[Ticket Question] Help with the GJD Opal XL
These detectors are factory sealed, we would only recommend a replacement detector
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[Ticket Question] Help with the Tltxdcb
The TLTXDCB is a battery powered detector only, it will need a least one receiver and floodlight, details of the receiver devices are shown with in the product description. Hope this helps
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Secware Optima 2 x PIR Full Kit programing
The forum, is an open forum for other members to answer questions as and when they wish to, if they have knowledge and can reply. It also allows other installers to give opinions of equipment they have used and found to be worth while so there are unbaised opinions
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[Ticket Question] Which RKP for the Gardtec 800?
Regretfully the 6 wire is obsolete now
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Secware Optima 2 x PIR Full Kit programing
I believe that there is a factory set zone for the entry exit route. the Garage PIR should be on an Intruder zone, although we would not recommend a PIR for a harsh environment like a garage, we would suggest you use a dual Tech to prevent false alarms. If you have never fitted an alarm before try using the panel on a desk to see how the zones work, and to see that the panel is working correctly before you put it on the wall and wire anything into it. Then you will know that any zone problems are to do with the cabling etc, and be quite confident in your fault finding. Your installation manual should be a great aid. Hope this helps