Matt

In answer to your question, Paragons were a cheap n chearfull panel 10 year ago, i fitted a few on govies where i needed more than 1 part set option.

I wouldnt dream of fitting one now, not even on the loveiest of love jobs!

The Sterling 10 i suppose is todays equivalent offering from Pyronix, its a basic cheap n chearfull panel that will do the job no doubt. Personally, i wouldnt use one but there you go.

Sterling 10's have software and programming faults i hate them.

Nottingham is just a touch to far for me.

Matt

In answer to your question, Paragons were a cheap n chearfull panel 10 year ago, i fitted a few on govies where i needed more than 1 part set option.

I wouldnt dream of fitting one now, not even on the loveiest of love jobs!

The Sterling 10 i suppose is todays equivalent offering from Pyronix, its a basic cheap n chearfull panel that will do the job no doubt. Personally, i wouldnt use one but there you go.

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love jobs...now thats a term i havnt heard for a while..

Edited May 9, 200520 yr by Eng

love jobs...now thats a term i havnt heard for a while..

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Tight butt?

why not have a look at a scantronic 9651 reasonably priced and will do every thing you need it to

even comes with a plug on lead to connect to a digi or dialer

Tight butt?

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my love jobs were pretty young thing lives on her own,needs cheap alarm....stung every time

I fitted loads of sterling 10s and found to be cheap and **** always freezing when you scroll the menus to quick the flap on the rkp breaking off (cheap)

but i must say at the time 5 years ago you could not buy a lcd 10 zone panel for that kind of money. Now for small domestic jobs i use the 9651 metal end satation and robust rkp you cant go rong at the price.

Edited May 9, 200520 yr by whistle

Agree, 9651 is a good reliable panel, just be careful wiring a 9040 on to a zone (it can cause a fault for some reason??)

We now wire them in series with TR.