MrHappy

Its quirky, you need product knowledge to clear "faults"

You really need to be an alarm engineer to change the batteries in risco radio alarm...

blue tempo's later one has ADSL alert on it which beeps when there's an ADSL on the

I would be very surprised if an ADSL filter was in place Even more surprised is the line was in telephone cable & proper shocked if the eng that came on site had a telephone set to test the line with....

If it sounds too good to be true.... In twenty yrs are they going to be in business? Is the manufacturer of their controls going to be in business? Is the EN standard of the panels & there detection devices going to change so devices produced now are still permitted in 20yrs time.... Pass experience tells me apart from new old stock on ebay 20yrs is very long time in alarms

unhappy then change maintainer...

Your installer appears to nolonger support your product, the staff that installed 6 yrs could well have moved on, retired or died.. How do you expect the co. to offer continued support for your install when you haven't paid them any income in a number of yrs? Should you be unhappy with this you simply find a different service provider who can support your system

on 1st impressions

the normal relationship is you specify the channels you want them to monitor?

You can if you wish,

Trade is often dearer than retail I need a new laptop, if I have a company name on the order they want 1% surcharge for using a credit card No co. name & no surcharge as I'm a consumer....

Inc carriage its around a £1 cheaper than if I was to buy it from Risco...

Good luck

Cheap stuff from some online wholesale r...

false alarm...

spi key ?

I've big one which was on the desk with pens in it. There not much pormo stuff in the alarm trade. Mugs, powersonic, duahu, dualcom... & an Eaton l keyring.

The big redcar mug?

Salad* I could be lying...

Diner is lunch in the north of England

full sugar coke too... @Ronnie

Okay... Being a chunky alarm monkey... This was dinner...

Did you steal the cup for JW ?

ADSL on the alarm telephone line will interfere with the Alarms ability to here the tones which make it stop dialing. A "working telephone line" can have a ground fault can interfere with the Alarms ability to here the tones which make it stop dialing.

Normaly your contract would state the call charges are your responsibility. There is probably a ground fault, star services or adsl on the line which interferes with the digi hearing the acknowledgment of the signal & to stop trying. I'd assume the installer gets a report of sites which have't done a signal in 24hrs or report of sites with excessive signals. You may ask them why they didn't act on the information... In turn they might ask why you run it up to £600. I'd assume the goodwill of you telecoms provider & alarm co. would cover most of your costs