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Gardtec 370 - A Few Questions

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to be totally accurate the 370 also came in a plasic case, the same slopd shape as the G590 and took the 7amp battery.

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alan

I installed hundreds of them over the years agood panel i thought

lee

 

Lee Sutton

E-Mail: leesutton@centurianfire.co.uk

Website: www.centurianfire.co.uk

Phone: 0845 094 9870

CENTURIAN FIRE & SECURITY (part of centurian group limited)

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I installed hundreds of them over the years agood panel i thought

lee

Mothers got one in hers, she saw it and liked the size of the panel (dont ask ) Never gone wrong never had a false alarm out of it either. Unless you count aussie sis in law not using the correct entry route :ranting:

cheers

why pick on arfur mo etc for their love of gardtec?

have used it exclusivly for last 10 years even got them to rewrite some code for it

never changed a faulty one yet

why pick on arfur mo etc for their love of gardtec?

Nothing to do with his love life....

It's just Arfur; everyone picks on him. :rolleyes:

But he gives as good as he gets, and then some :banned:

arfur mo

is it true that they used to test lacing by putting 240v to it and looking for the smoke or is my dear old dad (who says he taught me everything i know ) winding me up

(i say he only taught me everything he knows)

any one reading the above should be aware that it was the foolish ramblings of a deranged engineer

240V CAN KILL AND SHOULD BE TREATED WITH GREAT RESPECT

240V CAN KILL AND SHOULD BE TREATED WITH GREAT RESPECT

12V can kill you aswell - just depends of the application.. :yes:

quite right sir so lets see if we can get a diffinitive guide for the people reading the public forums

in the event of you coming into contact with a cable bear in mind

240v AC the power to your system can be very dangerous and could kill you

12v DC the power to your movement sensors isnt

12v DC that makes the strobe flash in the outside box is very dangerous and will probably kill you

is it not, current which kills? :whistle:

Kevin Scott. Owner of KK Alarms...... Installation .. Service .. Repair ...... Thoughout.. Northumberland and North Tyneside ..... Tel:01670 361948 (call diverted after 15 seconds) or 07947444114

thats like saying it isnt the fall that kills you its hitting the ground

in the context of a public forum (where i foolishly mentioned an ancient test been carried out )it was easier to talk about the voltage

however suprised that the mains issue isnt always posted for newcomers to see

rather orwelian but

mains bad

alarm good exept flashing strobe light on sounder

MY ADVISE IS NOT TO THINK ABOUT GOING NEAR 240V AC UNLESS YOU HAVE BEEN PROVED COMPITENT

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