Opps i said texacom,

Sorry

Not a fan.

That dont equate to a sorry.

Oops forgot to add.

Bin the resistors as Mr happy says.

Will be easier for a non compliant system as yours is to fault find.

If indeed it needs to be.

Thanks guys! I bet you can guess my next question! Which PIR's would the best for my needs? I guess the most difficult job for one would be to protect a front-to-back lounge diner with big windows both front and rear and an open log fire in the middle. Would I need Quads or something more 'specialised' or just a plain old new PIR.

Any brand suggestions that would work well with a TS 700?

Edited June 30, 200619 yr by Rutger

Open log fire...............

Oh dear, is that bad then? It won't be lit whilst we are out or even cooling down for that matter so would not be a problem as I can see it when the alarm is full set. Part set would be a problem when we are in bed as it would obviously be active then. Just though I would mention it! Does that mean I should avoid PIR's in the lounge then or just take that one out of the part set program?

big windows both front and rear and an open log fire in the middle.

sounds quite posh you should get a proper frim in.........

a decent dt should do the job

No not really posh.... a chalet bungalow. Any takers to come round and have a look. This is something I really should get done but by the sound of it, it could be a little bit of a false economy. I am based in Torbay, Devon.

position the pir in one of the corners of the same wall as the fire so that it cant see it.

No not really posh.... a chalet bungalow. Any takers to come round and have a look. This is something I really should get done but by the sound of it, it could be a little bit of a false economy. I am based in Torbay, Devon.

Try setting it up as a fully working system on your work top in the garage you can test and experiment to your hearts content and when you feel confident wire the house !. Paul.