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Wireless versus wired

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Just out of intrest, how many and what type of wirefree systems have you fitted PaulR :question:

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fitted 2 a early scantronic 500 last two days, then a Abacus class 6 lasted 1 hour then gave up on wireless, the only and i must stress ONLY thing we use wireless is panic buttons but then we only have 3 sites with them on, preffered hard wired and there is no such thing as "I cant get a cable to that".

Would never trust wireless with a ARC connection.

Customer going out on a friday night in a rush, panel says low battery what happens

1) they leave the system off

2) they tip the house up side down for the instructions to omit the zone with the low battery

3) th tip the house upside down to find a battery or call out a enginer to sort the fault out before they go out, and now they are late.

why bother just fit a wired system it will take longer to install but he customer is not going to get cleared out due to they have come back after a good night out and forgot about the battery, next day they think how do we omit that zone and thats the night they get cleared out, and blame the installer for a **** system.

PS. the only thing wireless i have is mobile and cordless phone, network in hardwired.

Edited by Nova-Security

www.nova-security.co.uk

www.nsiapproved.co.uk

No PMs please unless i know you or you are using this board with your proper name.

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I will leave the wireless kit to the companies without any decent engineers.

Pete

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:yes:

www.nova-security.co.uk

www.nsiapproved.co.uk

No PMs please unless i know you or you are using this board with your proper name.

:roflmao: you make me laugh Pete so you your saying I am not a decent engineer because I use wireless. banghead

You must of known I would retaliate to that If this wasn

Profit is better on wireless (it costs more so profit margins are more) but I will leave the wireless kit to the companies without any decent engineers.

Decent engineers ;)

There are no stupid questions, but there are a LOT of inquisitive idiots.

Peter Define decent engineer. Just so I can reflect on this posting later in life. Oh and I think some one has attacked your site and included some wording that I don

I will leave the wireless kit to the companies without any decent engineers.

http://www.burglar-alarm-expert.co.uk/wireless/

:roflmao:

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Dave Partridge (Romec Service Engineer)

Whats happened to your site Colin..?

Is it being re-developed..?

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Dave Partridge (Romec Service Engineer)

I have already answered why my web page says we install wireless (we used to and we still can if the customer will except nothing else)

Pete

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Not having a go at you Pete but you said this here,

We have had one fail to perform on a burglary (class six system) (worked fine on test the day after) but burglars came in through a window next to a detector, emptied three fruit machines, all close to detectors not obscured, and all filmed on cctv, the log proved the system was set.
But you say this on your site :whistle:
Unlike some *!$%"@** systems which are available in shops, CLASS SIX Wireless is highly reliable, and cannot be compromised.

There are no stupid questions, but there are a LOT of inquisitive idiots.

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