how did u find it?

 

I did the mains compliance one and I am doing the alarm one in oct 12th. I found the mains course good. I can report back on how i find it.

I do like to learn new things.

id be interested

Ok I will let you know I might learn something

hopefully

I find it hard to believe that an alarm engineer isnt aware of the difference betweena speaker and a sounder or how to turn the chime on a panel they normally install.

 

I think you would benfit from the training courses Tavcom offer.

 

I wasn't impressed with the mains course at all, yet passed with flying colours, they didn't cover the paperwork side very well at all, however the support afterwards asking to clarify a few points did help eventually.

 

Which alarm course/s are you going on?

If you have no training or experience , unskilled jp will easily get confused , and so would the alarm installer if never gets trained on it either

However, if you had some basic quals (basic experience for some , where is he?)

Then you would probably work it out easier , although we need a lazy section in this forum where we get all the answers and the work done for us!

Edited September 4, 201510 yr by al-yeti

I find it hard to believe that an alarm engineer isnt aware of the difference between a speaker and a sounder or how to turn the chime on a panel they normally install.

I used to think like that...

I find it hard to believe that an alarm engineer isnt aware of the difference betweena speaker and a sounder or how to turn the chime on a panel they normally install.

 

I think you would benfit from the training courses Tavcom offer.

 

I wasn't impressed with the mains course at all, yet passed with flying colours, they didn't cover the paperwork side very well at all, however the support afterwards asking to clarify a few points did help eventually.

 

Which alarm course/s are you going on?

 

I find it hard to believe that an alarm engineer isnt aware of the difference betweena speaker and a sounder or how to turn the chime on a panel they normally install.

 

I think you would benfit from the training courses Tavcom offer.

 

I wasn't impressed with the mains course at all, yet passed with flying colours, they didn't cover the paperwork side very well at all, however the support afterwards asking to clarify a few points did help eventually.

 

Which alarm course/s are you going on?

 

I am doing the classroom practical alarm course,

 

The mains course I say your right the paper work side seemed abit light. but I still enjoyed the day