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If you get the same manufacturer as the panel you will have EOL OOTB. I don't really rate those cheap Honeywells, some nice quads will be much more reliable. Much better down the line to have end-of-line than double pole to diagnose faults.

Use a bucket, soap and sponge instead of buying a car washing machine!

You don't have to unless they give you trouble , although it's probably more of DIY product now with it's problems Just wire them double pole or correct resistors in place latter best way to go

Thanks for the quick reply. Just been an expensive month - car, washing machine and alarm in the same week!!! Trying to keep costs down What's your reasoning behind replacing them...reliability?

Should be compatible if you wired as double pole with commoned tampers. I'd probably replace them.

Hi, My ancient Accenta8 alarm panel has given up and I plan to replace it with a Texecom Premier Elite 24. I have swapped all the original PIRs for Honeywell IS312 as I decorated each room. Are PIRs basically standard and compatible with most alarms or do I need to replace the PIRs if I install the Texecom panel? Thanks Chris

Good morning, We are currently looking to recruit experienced CCTV, Access Control, Intruder engineer to carry out installations and servicing. Must be reliable and willing to learn. Thanks

Close.... I got high Vis on

Good job really

Never staying on topic... I think this one may we wired a little shirt ?

My local supermarket now is Tesco Express and Waitrose. I must say there is a noticeable difference between both, with price and quality. Its rare I spend less than £20.00 when I go in Waitrose for a few bits, and its rare I spend more than £10.00 in Tesco. I never buy the same stuff in either though.

Lidl bakery useful. Aldi don't like at all.

fair comment, can any one tell the difference betweena lidl & aldi ?

Im not over keen on Sainsbury's their meal deals are deliberately confusing and nobody really likes Jamie Oliver with his waste the difference

I judged it by what you eat on a daily basis, I was gonna say lidl but that just might have been ever so slightly foreign for you Dave

probably all discounted & the bloke who fitted is long retired or dead ? I like to think on the bright side

I'd assume the fire doors & shoplifters ? But could be anything ? Sainsbury's is my preferred super market. then maybe Tesco ? Morrison's is pretty much - unwashed scum of the earth which makes an Asda look posh, My local Waitrose has an lovely "drain" smell about it, go in your workwear & security follows you I have a nice Heron's & also Heron's on the council estates...these along with farmfoods are brilliant. Go in the store in suit & says please & thank to checkout person & they think you must be a mystery shopper or from snooping from head office !

Does this not mean it reaches grade 3 requirements??? Although this is the sc105

Is product available that is graded? If yes then you cant use, if no then it would yes Also there may not be a EN for that detector (id of thought it would fall under shock though)

Oh I thought it was french lol

They have some German VDS approvals but nothing which is UK specific.

Chatgpt makes things up maybe Red intruder activation White pulsing deterrent light at night or when set Yellow indicator for fault What you think ? Chatblag?

I would have thought they have some other kind of certification as opposed to stating they are grade 2/3

Hi All, Bit of a compliance question here... We have been asked to fit Honeywell SC100 seismic sensors on a G3 system however the SC100's dont seem to bear any security grading. I know these are used industry wide and they are "the right" bits of kit for the job but how can they be fitted on a graded system without affecting the overall system grading?