MrHappy

"Trade" can dearer, there's a credit a/c's & branch to pay for.....

You want set of controls for £150.00 ? Less vat thats £125, Materials would cost me £65+vat I'd expect an employee to cost 1/2 a day & transport Can't afford to do it.

its 30yr old, maybe retain the wiring & put rest goes in the bin.

You gonna gob that big hole up which may allow a fire to penetrate the stair case ?

every change of tenancy requires an electrical inspection, every cert will document the the no. of mains powered smoke detectors, IIRC battery only complies with the some recent landlord regs but not with the building reg ?

not really suitable for an rented property ?

yes, it also looks like it was wired in the dark by blindman

overloaded hence the little soot marks around the panel

little soot marks around the endstation ?

chavtasic...

never heard of it.... Google say yes to wetherspoons & mcdonalds,

being our resident texecom nerd.... How old do you reckon that cheapest made in china "awarding winning technology" battery is ?

Burglary hotspots are normally served by Yale or the local "value" alarm co. I been knocked back on a few areas where I can't afford to live, one with keys for ragtop A5 left in the garden as they could get it started

I try to avoid speech diallers, IIRC the last time I had the misfortune of touching a Texecom speech dailer it had all the menu's for texting but was the speech only product.

you get electrical survey/certs when you bought the house?

only had r28.

looked at the relays to see if there blackened ?

doing alarms is a greater pain in the ass....

do you want to decorate a room then reinstate a 25yr old keypad ?

or.... just leave wire poking out of wall, until you've plastered, painted or wallpaper & then fit something decent ?

whoops... 1st I'd link loop at the pcb & check the new controls, if the fault reappears when the loop is put back on the panel, I'd look 1st at the devices which contain isolators, good luck

wow, that looks like proper tat....

ITS BROKEN...

being northern & poor... a £400 intercom for people to wear out or vandalise ? I'd use a normal intercom with a PSTN interface, However I'd not expect a dental surgery to operate without a reception ?

you have an anlogue line(s) on this proposed IP PBX ?