norman

Pay attention to the lights on the detector when walk testing, they will tell you if it's PIR or MW that is activating.

The MW usually has a pot to adjust it's easy identifiable. Turn the MW right off and then slowly adjust back on until it covers where you need it.

Honeywell iirc

K band , hands down .

I remember K band military being a revelation .

As long as it's a good quality detector and there are no temperature fluctuations or draughts then a PIR would be OK, however for the difference I would use a DT.

And looking at the box I'd check for water damage....

Buy cheap buy twice.

There's plenty of help on here, but the posting of engineer codes is not allowed, sorry.

I read that as 'stop talking' need to stop drinking.

I hate local radio DJ's

They are usually OK as normal in a hallway, takes a little more movement usually but fine in most cases. Have a look on Security Warehouse for texecom stuff.

Yes beneath the coving level and cable up and behind.

Sorry, no Idea what that means?

Yes thanks, next question.

I believe they are extra, I'm personally not a fan of ceiling mounted PIR's (on a bracket) and prefer them in the corner as they were intended.

Texecom has by far the best DIY support.

Seems Dick is still angry...

Hello and welcome

A Timex and a Patek Philippe both tell the time so in that essence they do nothing differently.

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No carbon required. Probably the same as you currently have.

Little steps, keep your £600 the roi is low so I'd spend that money elsewhere tbf. You can pick up automation later on.

As above and remember they are there to advise and guide you, implement the advice and carry on wit the process. What forms are you looking for?

Just remember they want you to succeed, that way they get another customer. Use them to better your business and processes. Good luck