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MrHappy

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  1. 6 grand is going to be a good sized building- As guess if you have an ungraded Accenta type alarm in a building of this scale, it false alarms as it has neither the required voltage or current to power a system needed in large commercial building I assume you have buildings & contents insurance ? Should something untoward happen, say metal thieves break in one evening rob a bit of cabling, they accidentally or deliberately cause a fire.... I would be very surprised if your DIY / sparky special type of alarm complied with the normal requirements of stated to provide insurance cover
  2. Being blunt, your alarm sounds like a pile of shit. Have you considered putting your hang in your pocket & having a proper one installer by a proper co. ?
  3. every cloud has a silver lining your probably better looking when its dark ?
  4. just bin it,
  5. they don't have blue light & probably have to lock up a site before leaving
  6. I believe its high pressure door to door selling of tat.... Its been happening since the the 1980's if not earlier ??
  7. @datadiffusion I saw this & thought as you, Installed last year, upgraded to a verisure system- https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/164834532394?hash=item2660e75c2a:g:~pkAAOSwXKhgeZWc
  8. you flash git.... fancy throwing out a 25yr old + alarm panel
  9. Its pile of old tat which wants ripping out & replacing The zones which don't work may not be in the area which is set IIRC the panels software scans the zones from high to low, under certain circumstances movement in an unset zone will trigger an alarm. They all do odd thing like the entry tone or alarm tone will continue when unset/ silenced, entering a walk test will stop it
  10. I have you tried 6969 ?
  11. I have a chinky tat one than is slung in the van https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/303417798295?hash=item46a51c2e97:g:QZsAAOSwz-dgjDuF
  12. What colour is his horse ?
  13. no, its a common misconception that 1 controls panel is going power anything you can think of putting on it
  14. ah why ? I assume your naïve enough to expect to power all this from a single control panel ?
  15. disconnect all the wiring inside the panel link from 0v to bell tamper inside the controls
  16. remove every device off the alarm, link out every zone, link the bell tamper out, holding down the panel spring tamper.... can you exit engineering ??
  17. @Honda3 find a local tame alarm man, get them to price via email to replace the controls, battery & external bell. they'll measure all the cables & currents if they've 1/2 a brain... I'd assume your cables are stapled under the carpets ? Replace the fuse & tread on every inch of carpet where a cable might be lurking ?
  18. Don't forget the Mitcheldean witch trials- Any strange bleep from a powered down alarm, needs the services of an exorcist.. I used to be medium, but as I got fatter my shirts are now all large.
  19. probably a kidde carbon monoxide detector ?
  20. anyone got the no. for derek acorah ? I know he;s dead but that should not be a problem....
  21. Thank you taking the effort of joining our forum.... It assumes me & probably a few other members that you've powered down an intruder alarm as you've a battery powered smoke detector or similar with a low battery chirp :)
  22. MrHappy replied to Confusedman's topic in Guest Forum
    its a double poled panel...

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