sixwheeledbeast

I'd always wire one 8 cored cable to each detector, even if you are only using 4 cores. Screened cable is not required for anything on Texecom and yes IMO it is top quality stuff. Smokes could be wired together on Latch but TBH it's not worth messing about like that. Stick with one zone, one device, one cable. It seems extra keypads have been mentioned I would say one upstairs on the landing will be handy. It means in the night if the alarm activates you can locate the room before storming down the stairs. One in the garage maybe pointless if it's not large enough for a car. Maybe you could install the Hall keypad on the Hall/Garage wall then you only have to drill through to install a keypad in the future. Remember any final exit door should have a contact on it to trigger the Final Exit. Obviously cables installed to places for future expansion is handy but it depends how much protection you need. Have you thought about a fixed PA button in the master bedroom or adj front door?

I agree with above too. Speakers up and down for the system tones. Positions look good, use Quad PIR's for the house and a DT in the garage. Depending on the garage door it's best to use a roller shutter type for this Also bear in mind how much current all that will take, you may require a PSU. You may as well use a Premier PSU200XP as you are already over 8 zones.

Why are the sensors in the middle of some rooms? The kitchen isn't covered, I'd put one on the landing too myself. Smoke in the downstairs hall? Use a DT in the Garage Any pets we should know about? Nice drawings BTW.

Are you sure? Why would Red remove there NSI logo from the site if NSI hadn't already told them off

They haven't so far. Why would they now?

Sue the web designer then?

Yep, see. Maybe NSI have warned them already?

It seems they have removed the NSI logo from there website after this thread started. It still doesn't make up for all the site signs kicking about with NSI logo on.

Drove past again today. What do we think, misleading?

IIRC on an ELite 24 the default programming for Pin 3 is Intruder Alarm.

Digicom Output 3 if you don't fancy doing any programming.

Spotted one of there signs in Neston, Chesire with the NSI logo on and thought I'd do some snooping. Displaying the old NSI logo on website. However, company doesn't appear on NSI Approved Companies list. Love the disclaimer.... http://www.redcctv.co.uk/ts-cs.aspx