MrHappy

I've no idea of who they deal with, googling for product images appear to find modest co's ? Never seen the product outside of pictures...

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Just keep the lid on...

some tat from ebay or ali express ? https://www.ruten.com.tw/item/show?21004132140468

what product ?

for a super-duper alarm man like me 2hrs 1/2 hr to replace the rkp 1 hr to swap the controls 1/2 to fake some paper work & demo to the end user ?

sounds like a pile of poop... say you house was instantly destroyed by a meteorite, there's nothing left but a smouldering crater in the ground there has been nothing signalled from the property yet a proper alarm with proper alarm signalling would inform the keyholders that the system has been lost... The zone circuit from your alarm are positive loop, the sensor has a voltage free relay with series resistor it will measure a certain value dependant on the manufacturer, lets guess at texecom medusa say 18ohms + the value of the cable run circuit will measure 20 ohms I neither know or care what voltage comes out of the zone of a 700l, however the sensor will have relay which is probably good for up to 50volts, use the sensor to control a relay for the alarm & relay for the HA Given a big enough bag of relays you should be able to switch just about anything or have massive electrical fire depending on you ability, however you mickey mouse alarm doesn't really have much in the way of input or outputs Personally I'd choose an intruder alarm controls & HA system which marry up together... something like control4 & texecom will cost thousands

don't buy her any xmas of birthday pressies util she's paid my invoice ?

shove something like a key / screwdriver in the hole on the front & the button pops back up

botton pic - has your mickey mouse texecom pa button been pressed ?

when your mobile telephone rings & you have no idea who the caller is you can answer it by saying - hello, You could screen your calls by not answering, however I ain't going to leave voice mail messages in a mail box which doesn't state who it belongs too. Should you ring back at some point I have no idea who you are unless you give me at least a hint of your name & address I've not saved your details into the handset, I answer every call (unless blocked) with hello, I could not give a shinny shit whether your job gets repaired or not.

it look like its "mint" condition

a new endstation & keypad will cost less than a cheap android phone from argos ?

most things I dislike about Texecom are present in the new pruduct

gently twat the keypad with the handle of screwdriver... this will simulate the day 2 day movement of the house, eg - kids slamming doors, a fat wife waddling up the hallway, a dpd van bouncing over the kerb outside delving ebay tat... if it doesn't go into tamper the spring doesn't need touching I'd bin the controls & put something better in

current provider - https://www.stealthsys.co.uk/clients/index.php they converted my alarm master data alarm master converted my Rod Harris / Kiss data

Ahh the Cult of Orisec, I fail to see the attraction...

He's gone a bit more up market than a Jag...

Your HA "alarm" won't work without internet or power so its not really an alarm. A big bag of relay will bodges your 800l onto your HA However a more commercial alarm panel & a bag of relay is probably a better starting point

we don't do wood ? but hello all the same

I did a pair of 46 on app about 2 yrs ago, I think I used the black & red lead like the instructions state, I'm surprised they've never done a plaggy endstation with wifi & a radio zem.

yes you could, however lets say £100 per yr ? let say the visit costs £50, 1 man 1 hour of travelling & on site time , 30mins of admin time, including a vehicle NI pension & all that stuff that's less than £1 a week to provide a 365 day 24hr service, with out maintenance in place you'll be unlikely to find anyone who'll want to repair an alarm at short notice or out of hours you may find that having the alarm maintained is a requirement of dad's contents insurance, I'd advise checking the policy before making changes however if you don't want it don't have it, well your dad will have to inform the provider in writing ...

Its a cheapo alarm, could be 21 yrs+ old ? IIRC there's is a just a single fuse on the PCB, there is no indication when the fuse has failed because its a cheapo alarm... If they left it faulty after their visit, you have no way of proving it. The alarm in the out building, could be on a different phase or just not have duff pcb like the house alarm ? Unhappy with the service provider for you parent's alarm, get them to cancel it. you can mend it for free ?

its a cheapo alarm, if it was proper one it would know the state of the battery & also the battery fuse you can't prove if if blew recently or blew months ago... the alarm retains all it programming after total power loss, you pcb is fcuked

OP never mentioned auto switching,