norman
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Been saying for years...
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No disrespect but did they not cover this before they set the questions?
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Why do you ask?
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Maybe it just lights his fire?
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He metered it, it was fine....
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How difficult is it to install a Honeywell Galaxy series
norman replied to kwano888's topic in !!..DIY Installers..!!
Doubling up on zones is never a good idea. -
I have smokes and CO on the alarm, but yes, if not I would have the nest ones.
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I tried automation of sorts, ended up un-automating most of it tbf. If I want the heating on before I get home (unlikely as it's set to an ambient all the time anyway, never off) I use Nest, also when we are away the stat recognises the lack of movement and drops it accordingly. Lights are back to switches except a couple of links on the galaxy and 3 PIR presence sensors. PITA imo for the reasons above.
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Hello and welcome
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Hi, have a read here
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Hello and welcome, if you are in the trade apply for trade status, there's a plethora of information on that side of the site.
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It would also be a ball ache to calibrate correctly.
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He's probs a dentist.
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Hello and welcome
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Yup to protect the gulley.
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Technically yes, but it would end up being a noise nuisance, get a dedicated stand alone system.
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Hello Drew
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One of them used to be a call to site iirc ffs.
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lol
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And he loses the other half because it was on account and he was rolled over.
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you laugh...
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^^ Good ethic and a shame some of the other money grabbing monkeys don't do the same...
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My pref would be Texecom, let the installer design ( with your input obvs) supply and install. The 1st 12m should be covered for warranty but I would recommend a maint plan, you may be surprised how affordable they are, especially when you factor in inconvenience of waiting for a call in the middle of the night (some co's won't entertain non contracted customers for obvious reasons)
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Well they are, you couldn't swap without having to code to the new vehicle. I have the Carly software for my car and have coded in various functions. Not something I think Joe public would do but the information is readily available on the www. The software and lead were reasonably priced iirc.
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There are cheaper alternatives... But as with everything in life some things are worth spending a little more on and also getting them fitted professionally. Cost v risk and all that.