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  1. al-yeti
    Unless everything moves over to bus system including detectors then you will have to replace everything
  2. al-yeti
    Wires already in place?
  3. al-yeti
    Get a basic kit but £350 won't get you far Texecom ricochet Pyronix enforcer Visonic powermax All diy available, and friendly I think, More budget get an installer to fit the above or a HKC Get some rebate on the holiday only go for two weeks instead and get good security
  4. al-yeti
    This one better , but as DD says forget the internal door and put that sensor on another window somewhere Any flats roofs accessible near windows ?
  5. al-yeti
    Time for you to read up on the manufacturers websites perhaps do a comparison
  6. al-yeti
    Wireless sensor for example fixed to doors and windows activate in vibration Simply put if Mr H comes round with a sledge and wacks your window , providing you setup the detector correctly it should activate the alarm Shock sensor / vibration sensor
  7. al-yeti
    Maybe I just find it weird, but then so am i
  8. al-yeti
    Just put anti snap locks in and shocks on the doors and windows But your budget needs to be bigger
  9. al-yeti
    I'd say long run texecom will give you more head ache as a diyer , the deeper you go, visonic menu is messed up but does a job , enforcer might still be slightly ahead for setting up Visonic for diy then
  10. al-yeti
    Try the enforcer , I don't install it but I hear it's a great diy panel also installed by professionals .…..
  11. al-yeti
    OK look how to set it up and what the pot does adjusts microwave
  12. al-yeti
    You still need to setup it's range , little grey pot top left , where is the sensor being located in kitchen? Did you get instructions with it?
  13. al-yeti
    What's using got to do with it? As it says where guarding is permanent? Then licence required, I don't know allot about mind you
  14. al-yeti
    How did you ascertain by simply taking it off test its fine? Maybe it's intermittent
  15. al-yeti
    Come on man we are cheap as chips and fast at blowing fuses man
  16. al-yeti
    Is it on your door step and as above half day ?
  17. al-yeti
    Come on man harry moss was da business then
  18. al-yeti
    Many hallways have windows so good to have pir , or double fronted doors with glass either side, again hallway pirs are good, not much use otherwise as above and above except good reminder But then if zones are set for access in part set then wouldn't matter as another zone would remind you What's the crack with part set and zones being switched to timed access is there any issue with compliance and all that shabang What you saying monkeys?
  19. al-yeti
    Nah , more like wanna be
  20. al-yeti
    1.6hdi are underpowered and poor engines , although the 2.0 do suffer from leaking pumps
  21. al-yeti
    You get the leads with the lexia or just software ? It can be funny Wdt where you get 1200bar from?
  22. al-yeti
    I got a small refurb to do on the side, Mr H gives good motivation these builders make a killing, might fix a boiler if I get time And some house bashing of course
  23. al-yeti
    Actually there's a few here from Brighton aswell , maybe they need work, definitely keep an eye in them though!!!
  24. al-yeti
    There's a texecom expert on here somewhere , might be looking for work , but you need to keep an eye on him , he's in your area
  25. al-yeti
    Have you bought the kit yet? Otherwise it doesn't seem to mention what it is, some are 24v some are 12v , buy the kit then work out what supply you need as it will be on the supplied power pack or use a meter
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