sixwheeledbeast

I agree. The LED will probably be the most current draining component on the board, while it's on. Any wireless stuff will have greater battery life with LED's disabled completely.

Chime > 0 > Reset. Will disable chime feature. If you haven't had your alarm serviced in a while, I think it would be a good idea. The alarm panel shouldn't change any programming (switch chime on), if you have a power cut.

I think it would depend on the quality of the cable, and insulating material. Never seen any problems on site with un-insulated ones. There 14mm long so hardly push on the cable at all. Insulated Staples. Used one for Mains/Shotgun Cable very handy, staples can work out expensive tho. There's a new type called UTAC which is a solid plastic staple, no metal at all. Only insulated/non metal staples if voltage higher than ELV. I would be lost without my staplers, used correctly they make cabling look tidy.

How about this set? 62 Piece!

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