norman

That made me lol

No, why would you, similar to a garage condemning a car because they are no longer made. As I say chug away until there is an issue then document and report, that's all you are paid to do.

IIRC security company in Manc land helped defraud an insurance co by frigging the logs, was found out and prosecuted. JB knows the tale.

The engineers report would be the 'condemned' notice.

From experience of this type of incident the log will be full of events as the system won't have been disarmed.

Hello and welcome Manjit

Hi Shaun, Your maintainer or insurer should be able to arrange this. eta, the chances are the log will have over written in any case as you couldn't turn it off...

Hello and welcome, have a read of the rules and look to apply for trade membership, there's lots of content over on that side of the forum.

No, new, I'd only fit new then you have a warranty on it.

£200 is reasonable in the scheme of things imo...

Pipe down housebasher son.

Hello and welcome, have a read of the rules and apply for trade in due course, there's a plethora of information on the trade side of the forum.

We have a winner... ^^

1313's are common in 'the industry' what do you do Phil?

I was going to offer you a balloon on a stick, but I think the balloon is too generous, how about a stick?

Keypad flaps missing otherwise I'd have had it... What shade of tobacco yellow is that anyway?

Nah, dogging....

you had a stroke?

The battery is ready for changing @ 4 years, the light on the main control may be dim by default. The only way to test the battery would be a discharge test.

Do you know when it was serviced last? Turning them off and on is not good for them if the back up battery is faulty.

Must be a typo, on his flyers it says dogging service...

Where he throws in free boiler cover?

You upped your prices?

Heathen

Apologies, no, as the siren rings this can sometimes vibrate the internal tamper spring from it's position causing a tamper. You can check for a negative return on the tamper wire from the siren at the panel end. At the control panel identify the correct wire from the siren, remove from the control panel and put the negative probe of your multi-meter on it, the positive probe onto a 12+ source, if the tamper loop is complete the multimeter will show c12v, if the tamper loop is broken it will show 0v Be careful there is mains voltage present in the control panel so only do this if you are competent, otherwise call a specialist.