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al-yeti

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  1. Fire alarm guys love it too lol I think it works better than orisec apparently
  2. I see people use it, I suppose it's better than having things like ring but it is primarily wireless only , made Ukraine , seems to be expanding Not sure if this version will clean cookers yet tho I am surprised some installers stick by it as its options are limited when facing hybrid situations, but then I assume they install something else when they get stuck
  3. You sure the orisec isn't better? Lol
  4. Enforcer is the new prime, both junk
  5. He must have crashed in a skip hopefully by now almost year later
  6. If 10 years no service or battery change, it's not might anymore , it's a must , provided no other damage has taken place But worth the try
  7. Good job And probably needed the battery anyway
  8. Might ring a while that as possibly not that old , you got procedure tho
  9. Pictures would help if you can post them
  10. Ok usually the hkc is already wireless capable Yes you will trigger the bell, if setup correctly it will ring and cut off after 20mins , and you don't disabled it permanently it may randomly trigger If not set up correctly it will ring for longer maybe hours days until you disable it Battery Mains External bell sab Internal bell sometimes sab All need disconnecting, Don't do it at night lol
  11. Do you want try and fix it ? Maybe some pictures will help On another point do you think it's reasonable to ask on a forum how to disable an alarm system , even if its simple in some ways.......
  12. Yes compact smaller and do as little as possible One thing I need to not mix up my connectors lol
  13. Yeah probably I wouldn't pay full price of course for the Klein, hull effects you this way...
  14. I got an orange one like this aswell I find I use different ones for different cables depending on how it's going wrong lol
  15. Ok so the 12v line is failed , and you say battery ok? ( Battery could still be a problem , volts ok no current ) What happens if you disconnect the battery and PIR and bell Loop the tampers and restart , only battery fault? Or DC fault also remains?
  16. Pirs all working? If so board is shot possibly
  17. Is main system battery ok?
  18. Well sounder stops right ? Can't you put a sounder closer to the front door
  19. As jw suggested if you disconnect the trigger from Rio connection 1 and force to ground , does the bell ring? If it does then you have programming issue Try Rio 0 position 1 without changing it's settings after that maybe
  20. You mean the bell itself right
  21. I think then in your case you need the sounder on at exit fault , provided you can hear it when closing the door I heard things like people coming home and the exit tone still going because the exit contact didn't open let alone close lol and they never bothered to wait for the system to arm , some texecom systems have a very low volume on keypad does a funny sound on set , although galaxy speaker does that double tone high pitched to tell you it's set , Modern insulated windows doors etc makes it some times difficult to hear
  22. Usually internal sounder, but you can have that off Amount of messages you get cheaper WiFi connection no? Means you have no set unset fault messages right?

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