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The size of battery depends on the system and what it is drawing.

All prices are on the web site and delivery times do vary, most orders are shipped within 72 hours, but some orders take longer, it depends where we have the stock and the number of orders being processed, at the time Hope that helps.

Videx make a 4 way kit VRDK4

All videx fobs are compatible

Use terminal 3 as both 7 & 3 are negative terminals

The kit will consist mainly of Honeywell parts and a couple of standard surface contacts

As memeory serves the Karisma is an ID system, you will need an ID panel, and then any manfacturers wired detectors will suit

The Honeywell bell box AG6 or 8 would be compatible as would other SAB's

The cheapest need not necessarily do the job, the unit should be bought on the amount of traffic it will take. Cheaper units will only be applicable for low traffic

You will need a GJD detector, any floodlight will de

we would recommend an Elmdene PSU, but you should be able to use a 'brick' Anne

Programming manuals are put in the boxes by the manufacturers, so you should find one in your box

The bell box comes with a back up battery, strobe, I am not sure about twin LED's but probably.

You will need a back up battery.

Engineer codes are kept by the installer, and are not usually given out, if you check the manual, if you have it, you may be able to default the settings.

I believe the 2.8 size fits in this panel, perhaps other forum members can advise also

These are usually separate, on the high end cameras.

Fire regulations are very strict, but if you are connecting a smoke detector to an Intruder alarm control panel you could use the same 6 core cable, you have used on the Intruder Alarm. If you are fitting it as a Fire alarm you will need to follow the regs and fit fire cable. Hope this helps, but perhaps some of our forum members will also comment

key pads are usually only compatible with the same make and model control panel, but perhaps other forum members will have some comments

The Mic should be run via an independent mic cable as it is sending analogue audio, not data. Also to run on Cat 5 there must be a data receiver at the amplifier end. Hope this helps you sort it out

the size of the battery depends on what current the system will be drawing, but you could always just get the biggest that will fit in the chosen panel

We will get someone in sales to check this out and get back to you, unless other forum members have suggestions

Hi You will need a back up battery, and all of the alarm equipment will work together, but I would suggest something like the M12 as a smoke detector for an intruder alarm.

1. The units will not be compatible with any manufacturers equipment, you will need to have all GJD or all Voltk

PSD 1 is designed to provide early warning of a fire sitiation by reacting to smoke concentration and is a 12v detector, the PSD2 is part of the new range of detectors with smooth aesthetics, also work in the 12 v range also a smoke detector. I am not aware that esp still produce PSD 1.