arfs call out...

arfs call out...

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no, thats AG reading my posts in anger lol!

Arf, looks like a job for

 

lol! i guess that will become the Ain't Arf Ard Team

Your best bet would be to get an approved company in for advice and upgrade the system back to working standard.

Or non approved, we've done this do death, there are ***** firms about irrespective of which badge or no badge.

 

I'd suggest Mr Simpson asked neighbours or relatives for recommendations.

 

Sounds like he had a mare with his current firm.

tbf although this trade has not come up smelling of roses we don't have both sides, the panel has been changed to a Regalsafe and now a Gardtec, assuming the detectors or most of them are original, and we do know they are old, but not know make or model.

The alarm has not been maintained for several years, as engineers we know batteries last about 4 years on average, can short and reduce the panels rail voltage causing false alarms or erratic behaviour, regulators fail, causing higher voltages with the same results and cooking batteries, i would be curious as to why the two changes of panel.

Should Steve require a security system, while checking those detectors out i would advise if the alarm is used or not, the detectors have been working 24/7 since installed, and to think about having later units fitted, simply for the confidence in having a warranty and the advances made in anti-false alarm technology, spider and bug resistance etc. which the Regs for their better design requirements has brought about.

Steve, if you think of the tech used in a car of your alarms overall age, against that used in even the cheapest car today, detector design and reliability has moved on at an even faster rate.

Edited August 19, 201312 yr by arfur mo

Or non approved, we've done this do death, there are ***** firms about irrespective of which badge or no badge.

I'd suggest Mr Simpson asked neighbours or relatives for recommendations.

Sounds like he had a mare with his current firm.

Yeah recommendations are usually the best idea.

Check with your insurer if they have any requirements on your policy.

Sounds like you've had a bad experience with the firm you had been using .

Hope it turns all well in the end .

Or ask them to disable it permanatly for you.

Oasis may be able to help lol

another dig eh, carry on.  i really dont give a sxxt anymore about snide comments by so called proffesionals

I'd suggest Mr Simpson asked neighbours or relatives for recommendations.

 

Depends on your neighbours, Just been to a house with a smashing Direct Response Security system....

 

Lovely lady, just a touch of dementia but otherwise coping well at home.

 

Relatives blissfully unaware of how much it's probably costing her. ********.

 

(These are the watchdog crew that sell £6000 ten year contracts yes?)

another dig eh, carry on. i really dont give a sxxt anymore about snide comments by so called proffesionals

Not snide.

Was a joke,