norman

Texecom also offer excellent DIY support...

We're all servants to water, we just don't realise.

Whereas Al is an R sole trader

Good point, well put.

boils my piss hearing chavs talk like gangsters

I doubt anyone on here will have used it. Fancy website but I doubt it will be comparable to a mainstream wireless system. Looks Yale'esque and I doubt 2 seconds is enough to disable any part of the kit but I'd imagine it's one way wireless in any case. Personally I'd spend your money elsewhere.

Safest way is to enter engineer mode and disconnect the cable fully from the panel end, take a clear photo of the connections first to make connecting back up easier.

King's Cross, whoring myself.

I was in London on Wednesday, I didn't hear many.

Is their such a thing in London nowadays?

A regular soldering iron will be fine, if you are unsure have a practice first on some old spare cable. Lots of tutorials on YT.

I sang that it a cockney accent in my head ^^ Your ring tone?

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Never stopped JBE

Bit unfair, he's actually very astute.

I'm impressed.

ignore I've found it... https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgFpvqUNqQIkSh0HKHMNnLA

Ooo, please share...

As above is the solenoid stuck? I also doubt anyone a) takes any notice of the ewd before kicking the doors in b) if they did they would more than likely chose an old ewd over a new led riddled one.

The existing cable will most likely be 230v, most if not all DIY camera's will have a dedicated power supply inside the premises and require a low voltage (often 12v dc) cable running to the camera. So no, in most cases your existing cabling would be no good. The one in the Amazon link is quite deceiving (often on purpose) as it has a few photo's that would lead you to believe the camera is totally wireless, when it needs a cat 5 cable all the way back to your router.

I may be wrong, but I doubt you will get any help with something so obscure, it looks reminiscent of something one of the rip off audio monitored co's fitted in the 90's These maybe?... QED with the M standing for Monitored?

Hello and welcome

Drum roll please....

£20 is cheap for Manuka.