If its monitored it does need to be installed to the relevant standard, if its not monitored or its self monitored what you declare the system as makes it relevant to how its installed and affects your liability as the installer and the risk to the client and their insurance premium?.

 

 

 

insurance premium has fook all to do with it, very few insurance knock anything off and if they do its twenty quid.

so your customers don't ask what they are getting for their money?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Of course they do, generally grade 2 EN50131 with a bit of PD bolox thrown in.

 

Why the daft question.

just some of my customers ask about the different things on offer and what it costs and saves them and insurance gets mentioned.

if you turn of a lot of the graded requirements you may as well fit a yale

On 5 April 2016 at 0:06 AM, james.wilson said:

try a hkc better on rf too

HKC ?

 

Any good ? Up there with the likes of Risco & Texecom Ricochet ?

Edited April 16, 201610 yr by jammin31

Just sold another quantam70 today cracking little panel

 

I tell all my customers don't attach to insurance to save £20 as it will cost you more when you forget to set and they don't pay up, even the ones who go with a urn don't bother with the insurance discount these days because they know its not worth the £20

Edited April 16, 201610 yr by al-yeti
No spreaky brexit fringlish corrections after 10 attempts

Anyone tried the new pyronix wifi module yet and wireless keypad?

On 4/10/2016 at 5:33 PM, james.wilson said:

Will also make the system non compliant

 

CIE equipment should not be visible from outside the premises anyway

On 4/10/2016 at 5:33 PM, james.wilson said:

Will also make the system non compliant

 

CIE equipment should not be visible from outside the premises anyway