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Exactly, although good for attracting attention in hospital when theres no intercomm...

On the visonic website, guess so.

Its funny but I found this a PIA too, at least with scanny you can pop it into 'no partitions' mode on first ever startup, the 'area A' thing is a distraction on a single partition system IMHO.

Any PIR with look-down such as a Siemens mounted at the ceiling? Or is the issue that you don't want it triggered from the landing at night? Had no idea anyone used pads after 1980!

Hi Dan, welcome to TSI!

Silver obv.

Alarmed cover, alarm which self-resets?

welcome

Only ever fitted it once but agree learn location is unimportant, lets face it on most installs you'd do it next to the rkp / panel anyway. Its the commission mode thats important.

Nah you're thinking of the y bird stop mate

Not as good as playschool tbh

Hi, and welcome.

Yeah monitored alarm for unset then sniped. Got to get those fa stats down somehow.

As above have used the above with 6 cats and another customer for 6 months with 2 large labs (now just one, sadly!). Both monitored systems, set regularly.

Or sub just found out Arf will be attending

Hi, welcome to the world of knowledge that is TSI We take the pi55 quite a bit here, by the way...

Can you connect via USB?

Hi and welcome

Im sure they could but will they?

Proper verification of trade or as easy as I got a risco trade account accidentally using my home address and email (auto form fill)? If it's as easy as registering online as Johns Security, 22 Acacia Avenue, it might as well be DIY.

I get that with win 7...

We've got two of the ********. It'll be 4 when we move, I just know it.

It wasn't specified correctly is what seems to have happened, this case only highlights what I'm trying to say tbh. In the event, they too would have been just as well off with a dummy box. Had it been properly specified, the police probably WOULD have attended and would not have taken 'no' for an answer having a look inside. Texecom Premier will probably suit your needs and more, but then we come on to the old argument of how many weekends do you want to spend learning and installing it before you may just as well have paid someone?

**** that looks like Adi with a gun. Better get the tazer out...

No, not a bad one as it happens. That's always my genuine advice to someone who wants a 'deterrent'. Why waste time and effort on paying, maintaining, and installing a **** system when a decent bell, at the right height and a flashy LED will put off 98% of burglars? I don't have anything against DIY per-se, but when the design spec is a 'deterrent', I always say the above.