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We have loads of ID, it was the future 15 yrs ago :(

installed properly its no bother at all

Mr th2.jpg Veritas God

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Indeed, perfect for upgrading older installs that had latching detectors hanging off an 8 core :)

Indeed, perfect for upgrading older installs that had latching detectors hanging off an 8 core :)

once converted a sparks 9800 which went from 8 circuits to 27 biscuits,

Mr th2.jpg Veritas God

Just dont fit one in a engineering workshop. We've got a food factory in a huge mill in Manchester. Originally loads of little alarms on site so we fitted a 2500, with mixture of iD and HW nodes. We had a leg that went into the onsite engineers workshop. Wired in screened, all fine and dandy................ until they stuck up the mig welder :( Lesson learnt with that, swapped out to HW!

Just dont fit one in a engineering workshop.

had karzima led in unscreened w/o issue in same sort of place.

whilst a castle in office on screened with caps midway in devices had hissy hit once a yr, changed to prem devices untouched rock solid

Mr th2.jpg Veritas God

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I have fitted loads of ID panels, never get any trouble and love the way they work. Conventional & EOL give me the hump.........

Rob Stockley

The Park Security

Personally I prefer EOL all the way. Given with a galaxy you can wire 2 zones on 3 cores of a cable, it's easy enough to bring 4 zones to a single point with a pair left over for power on an 8-core Cable.

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