Curtain PIR.

 

Sorted

i had problems with knight plastics surface G2 contacts, the anti tamper loop was not soldered, only one twist the stuffed into some kear sleeving. net results loads of tampers after about 6 months installed. you think just an odd one got through, but after a third failed i stripped out ones i had in stock, and, all were the same

but credit due, their G3 RSC have been excellent

Our YEND74 is extremely popular, and indeed one of our biggest Grade 3 sellers.

 

Main features are:

• selectable resistors on board for all the main UK intruder panels
• header supplied to bypass the Magnetic Interference Detection to quickly turn it into a Grade 2 surface contact
• works on double doors
• comes with two free packing spacers for awkward frame / doors.

Product at the link:http://www.knightfireandsecurity.com/view_item.asp?id=212

i used these this year, very good to on metal doors and frames .

i had problems with knight plastics surface G2 contacts, the anti tamper loop was not soldered, only one twist the stuffed into some kear sleeving. net results loads of tampers after about 6 months installed. you think just an odd one got through, but after a third failed i stripped out ones i had in stock, and, all were the same

but credit due, their G3 RSC have been excellent

i used these this year, very good to on metal doors and frames .

 

 

for the feedback Arfur, both good and bad! 

 

Yes, we did indeed get a few issues with installers saying the solder was snapping on the G2 surface contacts (only about 20 out of around 30,000, but still 20 too many), so we revisited the design on this and will shortly be releasing a superior version called the YEND24 (your part was the YEND21).

 

http://www.knightfireandsecurity.com/view_item.asp?id=354

 

The new version will have a PCB on a base, with a lid (along the lines of our YEND74, D75 and D75MULTI). 

 

This product will fit the same footprint, but will have far more room inside for connections, and then you just screw down the lid.  The headers provided will cover all of the main UK panels including Honeywell / Cooper / Texecom / HKC / RISCO / Guardall etc, and even some variations of these values such as Inner Range (2k2 6k8).

 

There is also the option of a traditional 4 wire / no resistor option.

 

It will have true double door functionality for all the main UK panels (some panels couldn't handle the original version), and there will also be a Grade 3 version with Magnetic Interference Detection, part code XEND24.

Edited August 12, 201312 yr by spike27

Still made in the UK Spike?

Must admit a bit of a fan of your kit. Use a fair bit of it.

Still made in the UK Spike?

 

Yes datadiff - all tooling, design, injection moulding, assembly and packing and shipping done in-house, at one of our three sites in South Wales. 

 

We still buy some reeds in from abroad due to cost and quality, but this gap is narrowing all the time and as such we're now able to switch to some UK reeds.

 

On that same point and perhaps surprisingly, we're also winning moulding work back from China that we lost a few years back as their wage demands, shipping and materials costs increase! 

 

Encouraging news for UK manufacturing in general I guess.

Very much so. Are you able to send a sample pack of your products, happy to send them back to you?

 

I mean flush and surface contacts G2/3 and vibes, that kind of thing?

Very much so. Are you able to send a sample pack of your products, happy to send them back to you?

 

I mean flush and surface contacts G2/3 and vibes, that kind of thing?

 

No problem at all - I'll send you a PM now to get your details.

for the feedback Arfur, both good and bad! 

 

Yes, we did indeed get a few issues with installers saying the solder was snapping on the G2 surface contacts (only about 20 out of around 30,000, but still 20 too many), so we revisited the design on this and will shortly be releasing a superior version called the YEND24 (your part was the YEND21).

 

http://www.knightfireandsecurity.com/view_item.asp?id=354

 

The new version will have a PCB on a base, with a lid (along the lines of our YEND74, D75 and D75MULTI). 

 

This product will fit the same footprint, but will have far more room inside for connections, and then you just screw down the lid.  The headers provided will cover all of the main UK panels including Honeywell / Cooper / Texecom / HKC / RISCO / Guardall etc, and even some variations of these values such as Inner Range (2k2 6k8).

 

There is also the option of a traditional 4 wire / no resistor option.

 

It will have true double door functionality for all the main UK panels (some panels couldn't handle the original version), and there will also be a Grade 3 version with Magnetic Interference Detection, part code XEND24.

to be clear, in the ones i had the solder was not snapping but was completely missing, these were the alloy sqare design, white silicone stopper.

i used the G3 surface with pcb type and they ave been fine, but short of info on where the trouble resister can be placed, as was the G3 RSC. do get a tamper on interferrence, but would be better to get a trouble indication, then you know if it's at the conact not the contact .

at one of our three sites in South Wales.

Guess you can't move jobs to the 3rd world,when you've already there...