No need for a visit.

 

Fair enough, but to want to sue you is piss take.

You could spend days trying to work out where the induced ac is originating from or 5 mins fitting a spike suppressor.

That much induced ac is quite a lot so would almost certainly cause false alarms

8.63vac is a piddly amount and would almost certainly not cause any issues on the majority of panels.

Fair enough, but to want to sue you is piss take.

 

Well what I actually said was they were selling 2nd hand goods as new.

Which they were to be fair.

 

I have no issue if they admit to it, but passing off as new was a bit rough to say the slightest.

 

I blame James myself.

Most would

They are making a new colour just to reflect our standard of work called platinum.

no! no! no!, thats latex - thin film, it is easily split and seen through .

no! no! no!, thats latex - thin film, it is easily split and seen through .

Cheeky

A colleague has a dog called Trevor.

my sons (Trevor) dotty rotty was called bosster - even though it was a bitch and we ended up with it after he split with his girlfriend.

Fair enough, but to want to sue you is piss take.

8.63vac is a piddly amount and would almost certainly not cause any issues on the majority of panels.

 

So what amount of voltage should we be looking for ?

Ideally nothing but most panels will deal with a lot now. If you don't have an issue i wouldn't worry

As above, for me, im not really concerned about the figure, i take AC reading on commisioning and every service, its only until an issues with the alarm would i then be interested in the figures.

 

30 volts on commissioning, high reading taken when system going tits up - might be an area to look at.

170vac included is my record on take over which was all screened cable, (which tingled a little when you touched the screen)

1313 & controls changed a ts900 job was pretty enough for a good 5 yrs or whatever we had it on the books