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Think it was the lettering that was blue

That'll be A&E security electronics, website Here Regards Bellman I thought they were white?

*QFA* The panel can be reset to it's factory defaults quite simply. you need an engineer familiar with this panel. Regards Bellman

Didn't she do Dallas Regards Bellman

Laughs at Stu from the back of the class

Cheeky Anyway, It's better if you rub it well in Bri Anyway, moving swiftly on........ Regards Bellman

I thought our lass had moved all those While we're on the subject, i've come across several items that customers have "mislaid" including a 2 foot long double ended "toy", a few whips, the usual collections of pr0n and illicit drugs (teenage lads bedrooms usually) and several bats/sticks and knives. Regards Bellman

I'm not as old as you guys But I remember the A&G BS80, The first panel I ever played with. fiddled with some BS80 super's as well. I came across an old metal cased logic four in a buttie shop last month Regards Bellman

I've installed d/t's several times in overly hot enviroments like this with no problems. i do extensively adjust and walktest them though. I aggree that Ultrasonic will also work but they are also not false alarm free. As for Pete's Idea about Car Alarm Sensors, they are probably ideal since they are designed for the same enviroment.. Regards Bellman

Hi John, rise in temperatures can indeed trigger normal PIR's. this problem can be resolved by fitting a dual technology sensor such as a combined pir/microwave (the most common type) do buy a Quality Branded detector though, a cheap £12 detector is asking for trouble. Napco are a good brand (but expensive) as are Optex. Texecom are also worth a look if your buget concious, good quality kit at a reasonable price. Hope this Helps Regards Bellman.