Hi Guys,

 

I was looking for help identifying the panel in the attached images.

We upgraded the panel recently in Dublin on a takeover from ADT, the only info I can see is KES QED X 4 Issue 3

Any help is much appreciated

 

Thanks.

 

 

 

 

 

I must admit no. Looks c&k'ey though. But no im out

Never knew ASG went as far as Dublin...

 

Sorry can't help.

 

Definately looks like 'QED' from the case logo though.

Edited September 17, 201312 yr by datadiffusion

ASG to me is a local firm in Birmingham. I doubt they went that far?

They had a big office in Bristol too, went past it every day on the way to college.

 

Believe they bought out City then went TU and got gobbled up by OCS?
Amazing how many City boxes you'll still see in Bristol though.

Stainless so they'll be around for a few years to come. I've replaced a few.

All were old bells only 9448s, the classic 3 zone version.

 

I'm guessing someone came along and bought out OCS as all their boxes look really shonky?

Different company then i reakon.

Definately same logo as on that panel. Yellow wedge box with green lens?

Its a four zone panel removed from small storage unit, when if powers up on battery it says "4 zone online" the starts counting down "0 - 30" and the buzzer starts until it reaches 0 the then the display goes blank.

If you press a button you will get a dash - up to 4 in total

 

I never came across ASG over here before, the bell box is an old Modern Alarms type who got bought out by ADT, customer was doing a bit of a revamp so we got to upgrade to a HKC 1070, he said to old system was as solid as a rock very little false alarms and tripped to ACE monitoring the one time he had a genuine break in

 

Thanks for the replys

Well, good thing is it doesn't seem to be wanting an engineer code then.

 

Or seems worried about lack of mains.

 

So maybe not worth bothering with?

 

Sorry I can't help any more.

It was just a hobby of mine messing about with old panels and detectors

I have got many an old Aplex and Genesis going again in the shed, even an old AFA Fidela detector from 1975 !!!

 

Thanks for the response anyway