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al-yeti

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  1. To much info, that covers 12core , he just wants to correct his wiring
  2. But there's nothing on the panels stopping you from connecting except the password....?
  3. Can you post pictures of the door contact wiring , don't worry if it's mashed , we can see how you did it
  4. I just wanna see the 12core, I think it was stage cable hence why so thin
  5. I got some cheap 12core from eBay to, but it's was good cable , cheap 8core is a problem when stapling as it's outer sheath is a bit loose , switched to cqr instead Hang on a minute!!! don't tell me you bought multicore stage cable ie for mics etc and used it on a gig I mean alarm install? Come on man , you trying to copy h , you can never do it , plus I in que!
  6. Ok but I really want to see 12core smaller than 4 core , and indont know the answer because I have never seen it , unless you mean a bigger size 4core of some kind like the old data cable and screened so it's chunky
  7. Ok if no 12core you have any pictures of 4mm twin and earth?
  8. Neither me with you, now I really want to see this ultra thin 12core which is smaller than 4core
  9. Charlie Where's the pictures of the 12core next to the normal 4 core you use?
  10. I see some risco boxes similar to the old abacus poly box 6/14 built in keyboard on the da though Now, Where's the pictures of the 12core next to the normal 4 core you use? Or they just look the same to you
  11. Where's the pictures of the 12core next to the normal 4 core you use, or is it blag ? Or maybe confusion?
  12. Line dropping isn't intruder , and if it as intruder you would have bell timers set
  13. You said line fixed now, so set it and disconnect it and see what happens , experiment for you
  14. Get the installer to change the stop set , ie stop set on line fault to disabled
  15. You marked zone 1 as kitchen door and front door , perhaps that's what he meant by dropping one off that And you mentioned two keypads one in kitchen and one in porch , some keypads have a zone available onboard texecom I think so you could run off those instead of cabling back
  16. Read up on eol wiring , and perhaps get a galaxy g2-20 with cp38 prox keypad, as said above cheap to buy and will give you more upgrade options if you decide you need to
  17. If companies advertise they are insurance approved , it means all there installs should meet the requirements of having a certificate , urn or not, so a piece of paper to certify every install shouldn't matter I assume inspectors can select any install to check if they wanted ?
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