13 minutes ago, al-yeti said:

Ok but if you don't want perimeter protection by the way of shocks etc how will be youbdetect a brick before it breaks your windows 

 

Shutter would be good , with the necessary detectors on it 

 

Easy init 

See previous response vis a vis shutters. Council no allow shutters. They think shutters lower the tone of the area. They're not the ones who have to clean up the mess of course. 

Just now, RayPooley said:

See previous response vis a vis shutters. Council no allow shutters. They think shutters lower the tone of the area. They're not the ones who have to clean up the mess of course. 

 

Is the cafe in the city centre ?

27 minutes ago, MrHappy said:

 

In addition to being an alarm monkey I was once a shutter monkey....

 

I could have been a c# monkey, but I had more self respect ...

You can see why I don't find this stuff challenging can't you? How are things in Southfield Road? Or are you in St Mary's?

Just now, RayPooley said:

You can see why I don't find this stuff challenging can't you? How are things in Southfield Road? Or are you in St Mary's?

 

I'm 138miles away  

1 minute ago, MrHappy said:

 

I'm 138miles away  

 

1 minute ago, MrHappy said:

 

I'm 138miles away  

135 according to Google Maps. 

deffo 138ml from your post code 

 

I assumed you meant "southfield" in Liverpool,  if your going off the ISP "south field" locally is 9.1ml away

 

Being a simple connector of wires.... what you using dropbear for ?

Edited August 14, 20178 yr by MrHappy

If it is so simple why are you talking about wiring normally closed detectors in parallel or dualtechs for detecting bricks?

My question was because your initial few posts seemed like you were a sparky who had bitten off more than you can chew on a clients job.

Happy bodging.

2 hours ago, al-yeti said:

Come on be serious , no one can do jack , you install a system they take no contract and don't have it attached to insurance etc 

 

However if the cafe owner took a discount from there insurer gets done over when they ask for the cert etc they simply won't pay out 

So you don't bother with efficacy insurance then?

7 minutes ago, MrHappy said:

deffo 138ml from your post code 

 

I assumed you meant "southfield" in Liverpool,  if your going off the ISP "south field" locally is 9.1ml away

 

Being a simple connector of wires.... what you using dropbear for ?

50 Southfield Rd, xxxxx xxxxx. Right? IP address 5.xxx.xxx.xxx

It's amazing what you can reveal about yourself by a single click of a mouse button.

Edited August 14, 20178 yr by MrHappy

20 minutes ago, RayPooley said:

 

135 according to Google Maps. 

Ok how about beams in addition to something else 

 

Is your wallet as big as your filing cabinet with certs you hold 

 

Seriously beams and something else 

 

Brick proof glass would do it but expensive 

1 minute ago, petrolhead said:

So you don't bother with efficacy insurance then?

If I did then?

 

But that's the point , if your installing graded and maintaining it , you can get in trouble