james.wilson

got one and a lawnmower

id want to get to the bottom of the low comms thats normally pretty serious either cable or panel but then if you use line 3 it will prove either

id test the keyprox on short lead on line 3 maybe see if it adds key 30 and max 30

no what does menu 61 keypads say about address's responding? ie 10, 20, 51 etc

You have the key prox addressed as 0?

also need a tidier way to do the other ends as im not keen

temp power connection i need to run the ring to it and put a switched fcu on it but at least its earthed... I will replace the left hose that goes up the garden with mdpe when i dig it in. ALso now have the nr valve on the incoming and will keep it on a hose so i can disconnect and drain in the cold

better than escalating the issue i suppose

Address 0 line 2 should be ok for the keyprox, how are you 'adding' the module? where did you get the keyprox from also? which one is it?

No you need a polled solution for dualpath with backup etc However it may do it on the app as the vanderbilt, hkc etc push alarms through to the arc from the app platform not sure on the honeywell have never used it that way. ie the size yes it will do re size but maybe not for flexability. What your doing most 'medium' sized business wouldnt be doing

Lol

vs emcs

must be uploaded here?

could be

I was gonna bond the plastic just to be sure

It is im still using soldered copper throughout I dont mind using the pipe only for watering plants wouldnt trust it over copper. But i suppose its the same as some customers if its cheaper (and speedfit certainly is) is 15mm so must be the same etc etc

An accenta is a basic panel and looking at your diagram will do what you want. If im forgetting the home assistant link then id go for a hkc as pro, galaxy if non pro, texecom prem if you want to lean on manufacturer tech support

No EU complaint panel I know of does this. Honeywell galaxy and vista are not related in any way. The vista is an ademco product, the galaxy/dimension is a microtech one Anything will do that Again any proper comms will connect to an EU panel we do it every day, but insurance approval needs nsi etc approval (i note you know this) Most panels are available as hybrid options allowing rf and hard wired A hybrid will utilise your existing wiring (assuming enough cores and in tact) Your biggie issue is nothing professional is designed to connect to Home assistant nativly due to the risks involved in that sector. Your not imho gonna tick all your boxes. You can get the functionality you require just not with HA. So as alyeti says if you list what you need functionalilty wise then that would exclude other products maybe already mentioned

As above you need the standby times for fire and reporting of fault to the fire panel. Should be dedicated. It can be done but keeping both sets of regs complaint is the issue. ie fault monitoring to both systems

if all you need is limited info from the alarm, ie armed status, in alarm etc then id use something with a good native app and send the relevant info to HA via inputs or if possible 232 printer. I wouldnt have any reverse command options from the HA box into the intruder alarm.

I know its not supposed to be permanant but if i get 3 years out of it ill be happy. I expect the seals to fail on it to be fair with whats its shifting. The grunfos that I bout previously only did 4 years

I got one of these when stuck as the previous 'dark water' pump failed but its been in for over a year now https://www.toolstation.com/einhell-ge-dp5220ll-2-in-1-clean-and-dirty-water-pump/p91077

if your pumping id use float switches up to your head height if thats what your planning

Oh no I havnt ill add one on the supply to it

Dont have one, should I?