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Plastered Ceilings And Walls Cctv
alterEGO replied to JaysonKandiah's topic in Members Lounge (Public)
I took a couple of pics just to try and balance shuttergate out on TSI lol. Easy job tbh, once I remembered how to fit an alarm. -
Plastered Ceilings And Walls Cctv
alterEGO replied to JaysonKandiah's topic in Members Lounge (Public)
I did an alarm install (first one in over two years!) in a serviced office on Saturday, fished a couple of cables. I'll upload some pics when I'm on my laptop.- 16 replies
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Well done Steve.
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I don't think their is any point pushing approval to end users, if anything it can hurt you. e.g. Punter: ABC alarms is £X cheaper than you. Us: Yes but they are sh!t Punter: But they are approved like you and you said its very hard to gain approval and it means you're the dogs ********? Us: Fu*k it just give them the job.
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You'll be fine if you have done everything mate. One thing I would say is start as you mean to go on and be transparent.
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As for badges, I'd be more interested in gaining the Ferrari horse before a nacoss badge. I did think alot about it around 12 months ago but I could not prove a commercial benefit for making the switch. I have always thought we would get it at some point to increase sale value, I'm not even sure that stands these days.
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Kin ell sounded good that, you banged your head I bet they work her hard.
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We are looking to update our list of sub-contractors as we have been let down a couple of times recently. Need to be based in the North West, we also have a project in Doncaster if anyone is local. Usual skill set, Intruder, CCTV, Access & Fire. All standard insurance requirements & certificates will need to be in place and copies provided. References from members of the forum would also be useful. Please PM details. Aaron
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Thought so You're welcome.
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Did you open up 554-558 like breff said? We don't use samsung but some times control and access can be restricted on DVRs if you don't open the full range of ports required.
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Put them back Dave.
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nasty? you mental ****. In what way could I be lacking when compared with a cretin like yourself? Everyone on this forum (unless they are also a bit mental) can see there is village down south missing an idiot. ps: we don't have a job more than 90 minutes drive from the office
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I will show you when you climb down from the roof and get dressed.
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You need to stop sniffing glue Ox.
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How can anyone undercut you? You got a company now? ............................or even a job?
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You mental ****.
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I assumed AP was referring to the fact that when you go mental on here we all think you're p1$$ed, which yes as you so adeptly perceived by my 'lol' reply I found it amusing.
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Lol
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2 days? Feck that, it gets an afternoon normally. Not been for a couple of years. Don't think its that much use these days with forums like TSI etc.
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Atleast I don't have to think about it now.
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Where is the site? Give us a shout if you're still stuck. As norm said, link out all safety and see if it closes, if it does bell out each pair until you find the open circuit.
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As James, new battery at that age. If that does not clear the fault then you can try the monitor hardware, think its a local setting, not sure its in a wintex menu.
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No of course, but I assume the OP is not brain dead. This has happened to me more than once after swapping a battery after a long mains fail. Tech know about the issue.
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Maybe not. The prem has a bit of a bug, go into 'Monitor Hardware' and turn off Battery monitoring and exit engineer, it should now be clear of the fault. Now enter engineer and turn battery monitoring back on. Should work.