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Intruder Alarm Routine Inspection

Taco
in Regulations & Standards

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To be fair I've never seen a single expander which looks like its been designed by an installer,

If it was designed by an installer it would install itself
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To be fair I've never seen a single expander which looks like its been designed by an installer, from the Pov

of cable entries, room for wiring, etc... Smart PSU types excepted.

You seen an ATS DGP? ATS1210LE is very good for cables and space.

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If it was designed by an installer it would install itself

 

And come with a pint voucher?

You seen an ATS DGP? ATS1210LE is very good for cables and space.

 

ats1647w-module_open.jpg

You win! Like the little fans that would keep the cables in the right place. Stuff like this I'd like to see thought about.

Ugly as you like though! Hardly costs much* to implement, even less to think about.

 

*Yes there probably is a moulding and tooling cost...

Edited by datadiffusion

So, I've decided to take my work back underground.... to stop it falling into the wrong hands

 

And come with a pint voucher?

 

ats1647w-module_open.jpg

You win! Like the little fans that would keep the cables in the right place. Stuff like this I'd like to see thought about.

Ugly as you like though! Hardly costs much* to implement, even less to think about.

 

*Yes there probably is a moulding and tooling cost...

i like the layout, but a bit concerned about the small lid screws getting dropped.

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

They do

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thin, cheap plaggy/rubber washer @ the back each screw through the lid would be an easy fix for the manufacturer, suggest it tubbs.

Nothing is foolproof to a sufficiently talented fool.

thin, cheap plaggy/rubber washer @ the back each screw through the lid would be an easy fix for the manufacturer, suggest it tubbs.

I will. I'm at the party next week :partytime2:

1158_Invitation_A4L_LR.PDF

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I will. I'm at the party next week :partytime2:

You will fit right in with those chumps enjoy :D

I will. I'm at the party next week :partytime2:

party?,3 til 3.30 then watch some videos and walk around an office till 6....banging..you taking a bottle...

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party?,3 til 3.30 then watch some videos and walk around an office till 6....banging..you taking a bottle...

The party begins at the Hilton nearby afterwards . . .

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