Was it a Gardtec?

If so, i never realised 'systems' was their last name, a Google confirms this though

Edited August 7, 201213 yr by 9651

That floorboard wasn't actually fitted on the cables ffs?, was the board notched?, even sparkies do better!.

This will programme it.

ADE_Accenta_8.pdf

It was a Gardtec 816, soon to be a G2-44 and a total re-cable lol

Rulland, the board was nailed down on top of the cables without any notches. You can see in the picture where the cables have been squashed in the gap between the two boards. I'm back tomorrow, so I'll see what else I can dig up...

This will programme it.

Noooo see thats what im getting at. Original 8's have two connections per zone, like the current G4's (i was brought up on the originals dont need a manual )

This has 3 wire connections for 2 zones. Its a G3 optima from what i can tell, reasonably rare.

accenta 8 g3.pdf

Edited August 7, 201213 yr by 9651

this 'ell sort your ade issue http://tinyurl.com/c5xpmwh

Its a rebranded version sold by CEF or the like. The keypad will say 'COMPACT' or something like that.

Noooo see thats what im getting at. Original 8's have two connections per zone, like the current G4's (i was brought up on the originals dont need a manual )

This has 3 wire connections for 2 zones. Its a G3 optima from what i can tell, reasonably rare.

I know but it will do it.

Same as the Gen3 you posted.

Not so rare, look at our old gaming site Its geting worse, and they know my IP and still get deleted

Its a rebranded version sold by CEF or the like. The keypad will say 'COMPACT' or something like that.

You saw that in the photo

Edited August 7, 201213 yr by Oxo

Look at the code programming and test sequence, its different

Lol I know the score with them and all their different badges, just saying not seen one with commoned zones before (G3)

And yes i've told them its bin fodder

Edited August 7, 201213 yr by 9651

Ox I didn't mate, firm I used to work for were ADE mad.

Whats strange about an Accenta 8 mini or Accenta G3? Worked on hundreds of both back in the day.