The Arab

There was a problem years ago with Hendry hoovers doing this sort of thing and it was caused by the hoover motor not having suppression

Another thing I found was if the magnetic feet have twisted this can cause them to false alarm. Make sure the feet are tight too. Other than that same as previous comments

I do know way back in the 90s Ambassador Alarms was owned by East Midlands Electricity never knew about Weat Midlands

Thanks for the reply. That’s what I was thinking. Must be some sort of data type entry system

Has anyone got experience of the 4 wire GDX5 door entry/intercom systems. I have a good friend that has a faulty handset but having not used one and not being able to get my head round the fact it’s 4 wire instead of the usual 5 wire systems I’ve used can someone tell me. Can I use a normal door entry phone like a BSTL or is it only a GDX system phone that’ll work ? cheers

To me it's like the system has defaulted to factory settings after the power was cut

If keypad is off it’s box that’ll be tamper fault. If keypad has no display possible keypad or cable issue

Like sixwheeledbeast said hae the vipers been reset,are any of the vipers got a led lit on it, on the older panels theres normally a reset button try pressing it and trying to set

If you really want the stroe to keep going after the 20 minute cut off just programme the output as intruder

If in doubt gie it clout

I would have thought you'd do the first detector as entry, then time set would be enough time to allow the detector to settle say 30 seconds then it depends how far keypad/prox is from the detector so say 20-30 seconds

Set auto test to 00 rather than 24 and restart panel

Could be the standby battery has given up and dragged down the system

Has the speakers connections been disconnected

@MrHappy yes still about