PeterJames

I never really thought PACOM panels were all that, they just look and feel really cheap. We have played with a few in ex banks even arming/disarming them is a bit of a vote of no confidence It just means that jeff cant see it or comment LOL

With respect Imran he is right, one of my customers insurance company refused to pay out on a burglary because he did not part set his alarm. He had his mother in law staying in one of the ground floor bedrooms for a week at the time it happened. I printed off a months worth of log to prove he had been setting it up until that week, it didn't do any good. If an insurance company can find a good excuse not to pay out they will. Of course the insurance was based on him setting the alarm and part setting the alarm,(he was aware of this requirement) he had a lot of expensive artwork, the burglars nicked his laptop and his BMW his keys were in the kitchen which was their point of entry. If your insurance is based on specific requirements such as an alarm check the small print.

I see ..... its like that is it?

Yeah nobody like Audi's Stuart would say Scanny is his fav Others are Texe fans Others Like Pyronix Personally I prefer Gin

Wont that default it though?

I wouldnt trust any co that gives away free cloud monitoring, if theyre getting nothing for something, they are less in a hurry to fix it when it goes wrong. Which probably explains why most of the free ones that were frequently going down now charge, and go down less frequently.

You've been burgled you are a higher risk, insurance companies want to sell insurance and not pay out, otherwise there is no point in selling insurance

Your insurance company is looking for some assurance that your alarm will do its job in the event of another burglary, and if it doesn t that they have some recourse, ie the alarm companies efficacy insurance. So when they ask for alarm maintenance contract what they mean is they expect you to have a real alarm system, not something that came from Amazon and might alert you if you have another burglary. The Nest system is not compliant to any of the required british standards, its not graded. Even if you found some back street electrician that would offer a service contract, its unlikely that your insurer would pay out in the event of another successful burglary.

You could with a keyswitch zone

You could try calling Google they own nest now

It would be security risk if you could, just break in and press the A key

Was it a plug on Dcom?

Stop talking in riddles and just say what you want to do FFS If you cant un program the LF just link it out its not rocket science

Its not clear what you are trying to do, but if its not signalling then diss the dc and switch off line fault.

QFA Alarms are like cars they need servicing, even if your not using it, its on all the time as you discovered at silly o clock this morning

It would not need to be set to trigger the alarm if he had

Do you think its the friendly banter that puts people off posting ?

Hi we dont give out engineering manuals here, and teh user manual wont help you

Hi and welcome

I guess the manufacturers as they are all different

When I had a motorbike I used to use the petrol cap upside down as an ashtray , I couldn't afford an proper ashtray

Supposed to be finished by 2025 though thats a lot of homes

Or taken the engineer link off the bell?

I think you have to put it all in

I heard a rumour that if you leave it in the freezer overnight it defaults ?