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2 hours ago, Glyn Jones said:
Thanks for the suggestions .
did you check the fridge ?
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sounds like a refrigerator problem...
You probably have a hellhound called Zuul who is the Gatekeeper of Gozer living in some sort of parallel dimension within the fridge ?
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OP - find a a proper alarm co which uses proper gear
(that's at least find of the posters clicking the like button)
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does the irish tat do serial devices off normal alarm cable ?
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you can't find anyone who's able to work with an 9448 ?
do we have a flabbergasted emoji ??
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1 hour ago, ConfusedPlsHelp said:
prefer not to include my details in a public forum.
For work in London you don't really need to provide much more information than say "Battersea" to see if a local provider is willing to offer a price for the job.
Its unlikely we have an active poster that supports the location & your preferred manufacturer but a member may be able to provide a recommendation to co. which will look after you.
I'm form he North of England & do some commercial work in London, after travel & expenses I think I earn the same money as working at home....
I only do it for the turn over & the look of horror when I say please & thank you to bus drivers & good morning sir to traffic wardens..... ect
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As the end user it don't matter what the product is.
Its like worrying if your washing machine is being delivered in a Ford Transit, a Mercedes Sprinter or Renault Master.....
If you want an app, Texecom ain't brilliant... Orisec is better, Pyronix is much more polished but its a subscription product.
People here rate HKC, I was given product but no keypad so never bothered to get on board...
Alarm companies need a recurring revue or they go out of business, if you don't want to pay maintenance your not really a customer
proper "Monitoring" almost always works.... apps are only a feature
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The Manual listed in the downloads don't download,
IIRC the mercury abi had an lcd keypad 250 time & date log & was EOL 4k7 / 2k2
metal one might had a stu foorpint too...
I'd rip it out & stamp on it as it will be 20+ years old
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nice to see an interesting question & solutions offered
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Here's a crazy idea.... why not power down your knacked alarm ?
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57 minutes ago, TinkerBear said:
Well, the alarm panel is meant to power every other item in the system. I've done the power budget, and I'm nowhere near maximum.
Rated at 1.7ah
-110mA for the main pcb
-140mA 4 PC5108
1450mA left for the radio expander(s) detection & sounders.... ect ?
what voltage do you have at the expender which plays up
have you swapped the expander with one which does not play up & addressed it & fitted in the place of the one which does play up ?
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DSC control weren't very poplar in the UK... The git hub thing looks interesting.
Personally I'd put every part of the alarm system controls onto to a bench, all circuit linked with resistors & see if it plays up ?
As you doing something daft like thinking the alarm control panel is meant to power every single item of the system ?
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1 hour ago, james.wilson said:
do you mean the comfort leds?
only there appear to be cause him distress
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2 hours ago, ian Wilco said:
All working apart from all LEDS flashing
? if you don't want Led's there may be a jumper or dil switch to turn them off ?
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17 minutes ago, john123 said:
The other detectors have a short non resisted wire joining alarm and tamper (B and D). Do I need to do this in the P15 to complete the loop with 4 core? Thanks. John.
Pyronix Magum ?
The link is pointless as it will only work when the alarm is set....
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4 minutes ago, luke5853 said:
Thanks all. This resolved the issue.
I've only do this 30 odd years
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on the back of the sensor there is slide for eol vaule it needs to be n/c...
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10 minutes ago, PeterJames said:
One of the NHS student nurses accommodation buildings we look after had their microwave stolen several times, they asked us if there was anything we could do to prevent it. Our locksmith fitted a Kensington style lock and it was chained to the wall, the thieves came back couldnt steal it so took a dump on the base plate and and left the microwave running on full power, stunk the kitchen out for days.
It's nice to know some burglars still go the extra mile...
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1 hour ago, norman said:
Easier straight onto a plate and into the microwave, microwavable plate of course.
spoken like a true professional...
1 hour ago, al-yeti said:But then you probably want the enforcer to
Only if it was a Banham one..... well maybe a Chubb one too
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4 hours ago, al-yeti said:
The noise will hurry them up somewhat and usually don't stick around for long , so damage limitation
Yeah, its really hard to curl one out in the microwave with an alarm ringing...
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hello
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1 hour ago, MuffinP said:
So any way to publish in private area??
became a trade member ?
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2 hours ago, Stopthenoise said:
Beautiful country….would be perfect if it wasn’t for the dodgy weather……oh and the dodgy neighbours over the border!
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I've only been for work, couple of jobs in Edinburgh & one a along time ago in in Ardrossan,
I'm from Hull.... which is Fcuk all to be proud of.... 80 odd years later where still redeveloping WW2 bombsites.
Pyronix Enforcer - backplate replacement
in !!..DIY Installers..!!
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You didn't even angle grind anything ?