Ok for engineers who have spares, but for clients in general - not so good imho

only 2-3 additional bits of replacement kit to carry, no biggy

Said before, if i were ever in the inspectorate council I'd fight ti get it banned .

your not.

lol

arf i respect your opinion and your right to post it, even though that opinion conflicts with my own, shouldnt stop anyone saying it imho

but their wireless smoke detector includes a sounder so can operate as interlinked etc.

da/bosch 6/14r abacus did these 10 yrs ago ?

Said before, if i were ever in the inspectorate council I'd fight ti get it banned .

you'd have to purchase the bs / en standard 1st......

im sure they did re da.

But its not common these days, in fact i dont know if a single rf smoke sensor that allows integration with an intruder alarm, that also has a built in sounder and can operate without a panel.

im sure they did re da.

great untill they won't STFU !

But its not common these days, in fact i dont know if a single rf smoke sensor that allows integration with an intruder alarm, that also has a built in sounder and can operate without a panel.

Not looked TBH,

Tbh the wife aint much good at cooking and my intruder smokes activate well before the house main smokes lol!

2 choices there alrm pro

If a Grade C system has been specified under BS 5839:Part 6 then smokes as part of an intruder system will meet it,provided that the standby battery has been upgraded to give a minimum of 72 hours.

If a Grade C system has been specified under BS 5839:Part 6 then smokes as part of an intruder system will meet it,provided that the standby battery has been upgraded to give a minimum of 72 hours.

This what ive said many times over the years on here, but it falls on deaf ears

...or should that be blind eyes

Smokes on a burglar alarm is fine for a domestic installation. Certainly better than nothing! Just wish people would stop installing them right outside the kitchen door, then complain when they keep setting the system off!