norman

It's a TH16,cheap as chips and as with all the sonoff I've never had any issues. It's set up with Geo fencing in IFTTT and to come on 1st thing to keep the Mrs feet warm whilst she makes my breakfast because I'm nice like that.

The only IR I have is the TV and I can (but rarely do) control that from the alexa, I use sonoff for some temp control in the kitchen for the plinth heaters and a humidity one in the main bathroom that switches the extraction on. Even my mother uses sonoff linked to an alexa to turn her lamps off as the plugs are in awkward positions. I have a lot of sonoff kit but use it mainly as timers and scenes. I'd say the most useful things I have are the presence sensors dotted around.

Sonoff

Been using them for quite a while now.

You reckon?

Lol

Exactly

You'll learn.

Depends on a few things, not all will.

No need, otherwise we become a totalitarian state. It's really simple: vote up if you like vote down if no likey and stop moaning about it.

Yeah, a couple of reasonable sized Co's in Wakefield, nothing I can think of in Barnsley really off the top of my head apart from the usual house bashers.

Leave the electricians for the electricity, get a local alarm company for the alarm. And get 3 quotes and go with the one you feel most comfortable with, they will specify kit they are familiar with.

Bought by Mayfair iirc. Meeting with a colleague (ex Hull ADT guy) from there on Tuesday for some dinner iir I'll ask him.

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Thought you'd left?

Careful Jimmy...

And some

Not enough to keep replying to you

I also liked the early Jimny but they rolled easy iirc. Saw a new one a few days ago and I did have to look twice, looked nice.

The most popular 4x4 in some snowy country (can't remember where) and used by their postal and emergency service iirc. Very basic transmission and it used to be a manual selection puch unit I think.

Minge magnet

Woosh!