Eaton i-on40H Panel - Language Incompatibility Message

[al-yeti]

1 hour ago, NeukSales said:

Thanks for the reply. 

Btw it's not a top notch panel tho I just saw that bit in your comments....

[MrHappy]

3 hours ago, al-yeti said:

Btw it's not a top notch panel tho I just saw that bit in your comments....

 

with its top off-

 

Edited December 21, 2024 by MrHappy

[al-yeti]

1 hour ago, MrHappy said:

 

with its top off-

 

I did like that it had on pard lan port tho 

 

Unfortunately pros and cons of all panels , it's not easiest panel to work with 

 

But for you to butcher in a coma module it has space 

Just now, al-yeti said:

I did like that it had on pard lan port tho 

 

Unfortunately pros and cons of all panels , it's not easiest panel to work with 

 

But for you to butcher in a coma module it has space 

They are catching up at snail pace in my view , and getting left behind like Honeywell , many moving away to ha hub type alarms I think

 

Is texecom planning this ? I bet they got some firmware issues hence why they quiet lol  

[MrHappy]

1 hour ago, al-yeti said:

I did like that it had on pard lan port tho 

 

 

worked on a plaggy one, a mini, 3 metal ones... all tat Imo  

 

1 hour ago, al-yeti said:

Is texecom planning this ? I bet they got some firmware issues hence why they quiet lol  

 

 

dunno, I dont think an ajax type of thing is the way forward

[al-yeti]

6 minutes ago, MrHappy said:

 

 

worked on a plaggy one, a mini, 3 metal ones... all tat Imo  

 

 

 

dunno, I dont think an ajax type of thing is the way forward

All panels will change due to market trying to catch up with ha even if it's in a basic way, I can't see any way around it 

[james.wilson]

Regarding ha texecom have the lead. That's a hack but imagine if a proper panel supported it

[al-yeti]

3 hours ago, james.wilson said:

Regarding ha texecom have the lead. That's a hack but imagine if a proper panel supported it

Nah they far behind Johnson controls ,I not saying they any good but .....

[PeterJames]

18 hours ago, MrHappy said:

 

 

 

 

 

 

dunno, I dont think an ajax type of thing is the way forward

I would agree, but when you see the likes of verisilly and other one way diy tat thats all over the TV, hubs is the direction that the domestic market is heading. 

In the years Ive been in this game:

• In the early years 80's to 90's smaller domestic didnt have alarms because it made them look like they had something to protect.
• In the 90's 2010's many domestics were being burgled by opportunist's, if you didnt have a alarm you were targeted.
• In the 2010' to 2020's domestic work seems to be larger properties (at least it does for us) insurance requirements only.
• 2020- seems to be app self-monitored domestic if we get the smaller systems, and it does come down to price.

Hub based systems means you can plug it in next to the router pop up a few detectors 2hrs later (or 30 mins later in Happy Land)  you're on to the next job. 

   

I would doubt very much that the commercial market will go that way but I have come across a few verisilly commercial sites over the last few years, some site that you would not expect to see it Antique Markets, I.T. companies with loads of servers (We fitted the access control and questioned their security alarm system and was told that their insurer was happy) high street independent shops.