donal Posted December 20, 2008 Share Posted December 20, 2008 hi im new to alarms and have a few questions i have a fair amount of experiance in networks, tv cabeling and have done a hoby corse in electronics my home is pre wired for an alarm im looking for a package with a gsm dialler as i have no intention of getting a phone line i would also nead 3 pir's anyone know of a resanably priced pacage 2. can you atach window and door alarm's in parall so they will work of the same 8 core cable that comes above the doors 3. also what kind of alarm is concederd profesanal. 4. could i get a profesional just to doble cheak my alarm to make it porfesional for inshurance ect Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
fertilebert Posted December 21, 2008 Share Posted December 21, 2008 Ok , I can't resist any more, before you do anything else I would suggest studying a book on English grammar! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
james.wilson Posted December 21, 2008 Share Posted December 21, 2008 hi im new to alarms and have a few questionsi have a fair amount of experiance in networks, tv cabeling and have done a hoby corse in electronics my home is pre wired for an alarm im looking for a package with a gsm dialler as i have no intention of getting a phone line i would also nead 3 pir's anyone know of a resanably priced pacage 2. can you atach window and door alarm's in parall so they will work of the same 8 core cable that comes above the doors 3. also what kind of alarm is concederd profesanal. 4. could i get a profesional just to doble cheak my alarm to make it porfesional for inshurance ect lol bert anyway 1. Virtually all pro systems are not 'kits' so you will need to pick the relevant components to do the job. GSM diallers / digis are available. Some general purpose, some plug in modules for certain panels. 2. If you wire normally closed devices (pro detectors) in parralel you will need them all to trigger before the circuit opens. You would in theory wire them in series... but id advise putting one device per circuit anyway. Regs require it in most cases (if relevant) 3. One risk assesed, designed, installed and maintained/serviced by a specialist installer. 4. Might be able to but id doubt it. If its done right you will be able to get it taken over but i doubt anyone will give it a cert and or take the responsibilty of it being 100% without some involvement. James securitywarehouse Security Supplies from Security Warehouse Trade Members please contact us for your TSI vetted trade discount. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
donal Posted December 22, 2008 Author Share Posted December 22, 2008 thanks redbull i had a chat with an electrican. evan though he did not do alarms. he said i can do it two ways. ether pay a specialist at least 1000 euro + parts to do it or get a kit online and do it my self and just pay the extra insurence myself as i am only paying 150 insurence at the moment ithink ill get a diy kit with some adjustments. before i do ill research reaserch reaserch Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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