Adi

Reckon your mad, there's not a hope in hell i would do the above, dont get me wrong i can work long hours (as i did today)But **** all that, and it's for the benefit of someone else.

Well im lost to, it deffo wouldnt be more than double figures, and they would be low.

I wouldnt/dont do weekends.

Where are you buying samsung from?

Tell us one manufacture that has got it right? One of the main reasons to shy away from domestics is the home owner, does not matter how good an installer you are.

As per pete's reply. never work at a loss.

Reckon aiming at domestic wireless market is akin to smashing your nads between 2 bricks. The market is fuked. Reckon you need to add cctv.

Ive got a webby, thats it. I had yel when i first started, but got very little, + they are cvnts. Mate of mine set up adwords for us, had a couple of enquiries of it but it just seemed to make us more visible to all the tw@ts you dont want, reps and cold calls. Now i dont advertise, not even a sign written van.

So ox is still around.

... the office is spotless

Dave's slacking.

Thought norms ex bird was russian Uja Nikanipplov.

As does alarms

or variable psu

Reset it yourself.

I'll take the +1 back then.

+1 to Rob, I've been wanting to find out the above for a while now.

Is the piccy a before or after

You can't use a wireless extender as the phone line is monitored, the extender might be able to provide 50v at the panel, but what if the actual telephone line goes down??, it won't be monitored. Virgin and bt will always put the master socket where it is easiest for them. There all tw@ts, just like sky and all the others. At first, i agreed with norman, but then also not sure why they want to puta new 'box' in and charge 1000. They could run a new cable to the master socket and bill you for that. Might be a case of having your pants down. Telecoms chap is probably the way to go, although i'd of fooked off the virgin engineer andtold them were to shove it.

Ok James. We must work in the same area?

lol

SWB, stop winding Dom up. Dom, if you lie the detector on your wrist, the pir LED will flash with your pulse.

Spot on mate, running a business can take over your life, did mine, im changing that to. I dont do weekends, never have. (other than the odd call out) One big plus i have is no email to phone, once office comp is off, thats it.

I was told the the radio transmission signal strength was quite high on the pyronix detectors, hence why the batteries are still around the 2 year life, even though they are in sleep mode when system is unset, as opposed to risco's that only go sleep for 2 minutes. I would of thought overall in the grand scheme of things, led's activating a couple of times a year on a two year life battery, wont make a noticable difference to battery life.

if leds are only on during walk test, i shouldnt think its going to make much difference.