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Spacing Control Panels Further From The Wall

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must be getting onto 20yrs ago?

You'd be about right,

Arfur

If you think education is difficult, try being stupid!!!!

ha ha

On euro mini's, i fit grommet to 230v hole, flex in as you do, but when you screw panel to wall, it pretty much pushes grommet off. Now its still trapped between flex and panel case but looks bad. Obviously down to not enough stand off.

Whats the inspectorates view on this, as i cant see its my fault for poor design.

brass 20mm ferrels make good ready made stand offs when needed, always carry them on board where I don't tend ti carry the conduit connectors.

Arfur

If you think education is difficult, try being stupid!!!!

Funny how some hate a product that is virtually bullet proof.

agreed these panels are extremely robust we still have loads out there!

i still got ts700 in my place.waiting for it to pop so i can put a 550 in!

i believe oxo programmes these in his sleep!

i believe oxo programmes these in his sleep!

A good friend ( install Engineer) and myself used to time eachother on a TS700 to prog it and work correctly.

I can say hand on heart we took less than one min to have it set up ( yes some commands were set as default).

Then we played with the 900`s and 2200`s and 2500`s.

You cannot "speed" prog the M`s from the keypads anymore, they lock up.

TS above 510 were the dogs.

The txt i was good at, proper speed prog them. Then they changed it on the M's :(

Still get newer eng's ring me with a query, up can usually remember the menu options still with out the books, although getting cloudy :(

I get calls from people I worked with asking how to enter engineers on.

9100

9600

Gaurdtech

370

500

the list goes on.

Does no one have a ******* memory anymore?

I drop basic program in via laptop from a choice if several template which includes labels, timers and so on

1 front door

2 hall

3 lounge

4 kitchen

5 dinning room

6 study

7 landing

8 main bedroom

I have larger template for larger houses, skso ofice and warehouse formats, I see it use templates for the spec do why not the panel program.

Easy enough then to change a description say study for conservatory, like having a regular colour code you know which zone is what if they phone with a problem.

Arfur

If you think education is difficult, try being stupid!!!!

A good friend ( install Engineer) and myself used to time eachother on a TS700 to prog it and work correctly.

I can say hand on heart we took less than one min to have it set up ( yes some commands were set as default).

Then we played with the 900`s and 2200`s and 2500`s.

You cannot "speed" prog the M`s from the keypads anymore, they lock up.

TS above 510 were the dogs.

i used to do this on council jobs on eurosec CP8L's, i could do a 8 zone with descriptors in 2 and a half mins lol. God those days were boring!

One thing i never liked with older Scanny. Some needed code only, some 0, 0 + ent, Then if you've got a couple of codes out there like us, its twitchy bum time come code tamps!! and watch option 98 :fear:

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