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al-yeti

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  1. Yes I meant keypad was fitted up for them, and yes as above they sell Hkc , pumping out that quantam70 big Great panel by the way
  2. Then it's the Everest keypad made for them
  3. Yes plastics , but there were some other keypads that would with these panels
  4. Is that a pulsar keypad ? There's some amenent on later panels to allow use of other keypads and few other features
  5. Bosch deviant ! There has to be more something missing
  6. They had moved on five years ago to
  7. At this point cost of new contract, won't cover parts that are faulty then you will pay for that on top Better rip it out and install something better , texecom Honeywell Hkc etc
  8. Well I could be your electrician , sabotage so you can't set and you wouldn't know until I left , wait until you went out because you couldn't set , and steal all your secret squirrels They all send signal lol Point was look for it in that site perhaps maybe they have it
  9. Have a look here ,might not be exact one but I didn't really search through much https://www.securitywarehouse.co.uk/catalog/risco-wisdom-wireless-pir-p-750.html
  10. Doubt it's all the sensors then , although shed one not surprising
  11. Is it possible when the low battery warnings came, either your confused ,cor you damaged something each time you open a sensor or you need a system restart Very common for customers to get confused with what is going on, swapping batteries round and then end up going in circles only to find a problem again Your answer will be interesting, it is possible to get a wireless sensor have a fault of low battery even though you changed the battery , if the sensor is in the same location as last one that went faulty then perhaps something makes it have a fault overtime , water ingress I can't blag much more but all possible
  12. That's the ones , I forgot about rs Black front cover, white rear box , not that shiny tho lol
  13. Not ten pack no, more like 20 as they were square Not to much to fail in them , replace the IR led maybe and hope they don't get spiked otherwise
  14. Not to swerve the topic but you remember those little square infrared beams da used to make? I thought they worked well for a simple device , didn't last long of course
  15. You need to give a bit more detailed info, you sure this is a 6/14 and not as what super monkey h is suggesting is DS stuff
  16. 9600 just died
  17. Hows the chip write doing?
  18. trouble remote- power or coms issue, have you disconnected something ?
  19. Most speak highly of what they install Like Hkc, we do , although it's a great system it needs a few changes to make it really compete against the dimension
  20. Reset via code or you meant you reset to defaults
  21. Do you jump in stairs in between trying to set? But seriously so you now have intermittent fault , dodgy soldering ? Or as above get engineer to test the wires Maybe part of fault was always there and waiting to happen
  22. You could have offered it in trade postage cost being covered , but must be a Chinese thing yeah?

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