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thealarmingman

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Hi Guys

Am an installer of wireless alarms, amongst other things and wondered if you might be able to help.

Have surveyed a cottage for a system. Really thick stone walls and the place seems like a rabbit warren.

Propose to offer a wireless system but have concerns about signal strength.

Occupants often away and have a gardener who attends whilst away.

Position of cottage leaves them vulnerable as rear backs on to fields.

Have outbuildings needing protection.

Normally would install "Visonic Complete" and would use the exterior Tower PIR's (been successful in other applications) but not sure if signal quality would be OK. How to check?

Propose partition so gardener can work in rear, leaving house armed.

Alternative could be Texecom Ricochet, anyone experience of this new kit?

Look forward to suggestions.

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Normally would install "Visonic Complete" and would use the exterior Tower PIR's (been successful in other applications) but not sure if signal quality would be OK. How to check?

you do a radio signal check before installing ?

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Ricochet kit will perform in that situation, the beauty is you can use contacts to extend the mesh if the base system will not perform, where are you based perhaps one of our guys could come to site and test a system with one of our demo kits.

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Ricochet kit will perform in that situation, the beauty is you can use contacts to extend the mesh if the base system will not perform, where are you based perhaps one of our guys could come to site and test a system with one of our demo kits.

Based in Stockport, client in Buxton.

you do a radio signal check before installing ?

Use either a demo or a stock kit if feel there would be an issue

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