Have moved into a house that has a Gardtec 595 panel installed by Abel Systems. They wont release the engineer code that they use so I cant reprogram the panel. They want

in anticipation.

Please don't hold your breath, that information cannot be given out on this forum.

Get a local installer in to quote for a system default or panel replacement.

No pro firm will give out their eng code otherwise all their systems are vulnerable to tampering with programming and they'll still be liable.

Would you want a firm looking after your system whose code is known to all & sundry?

Please don't hold your breath, that information cannot be given out on this forum.

Get a local installer in to quote for a system default or panel replacement.

As above, call a few local installers and tell them what you need, they may be able to give you a quote over the phone.

If the code is burnt in to the panel it would be cheaper to purchase a new panel........

comes back to the old Quetion is it legal to burn in the engineer code then ask

comes back to the old Quetion is it legal to burn in the engineer code then ask

comes back to the old Quetion is it legal to burn in the engineer code then ask

Have moved into a house that has a Gardtec 595 panel installed by Abel Systems. They wont release the engineer code that they use so I cant reprogram the panel. They want

Engineer Codes - Who can have them?

With a professionally installed system,

British Standard PD6662 (effective from 1st October 2005) dictates that only engineers can access engineering

Permitting a user to access engineering breaks regulations

I'm very sure this was the same with the older standards