Hi, all. My name is Ari and I've been an installer for almost fifteen years. My dad has been in this business for nearly thirty.

After years of working for other people, we've finally opened our own shop. Our main office is in New Jersey, and I run New York City installs.

Two of my brothers work with us as well.

My youngest brother is still in grammer school and I tell him: graduate, and get a real job.

Our main focus is in CCTV and DVRs, but we do quite a few alarms, KSUs, and access control systems as well.

Bored one night, I did a search for "alarm installers forum" and ended up here".

Looking forward to sharing my funnier stories-

AE

Hi Ari ! Welcome to the forem community we,re a friendly lot here and look forward to seeing your input dont be affraid to join in on any topic in discussion! Regards.

Paul .

Howdy partner

Hi Ari welcome to the forum. Its always Nice to hear from people from the other side of the pond. Enjoy your stay.

Welcome to the forums.

Hi Ari

Welcome to the forum.

We have very few Americans on this forum, they dont seem to stay around for long either. But judging by your posts I think you will settle in nicely.

We use imperial and metric measurements in the UK by the way.

Pete

We use imperial and metric measurements in the UK by the way.

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Er, you might but us youngsters use metric.

Er, you might but us youngsters use metric.

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Hey Lurchio,

I use Imperial as well as metric, Does that make me old

Anyway, You should use feet and inches, they are better by miles

Regards

Bellman

depends what your measuring bellman. LOL inches always sound bigger.

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Hey Lurchio,

I use Imperial as well as metric, Does that make me old

Anyway, You should use feet and inches, they are better by miles

Regards

Bellman

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But are American inches the same as ours?

(Pints and gallons certainly aren't!)