Really you're allowed motion detectors in series....
Although I suppose I can't think where it says not to I suppose?
Would you do it? Householder says done like that from new BTW.
In the last dying gasps of this Ex-WSM Gold (hmmm... who could that be??) they did this bells only as a G2X. Full paperwork
not a homer or cash job etc...
To be honest I'm now (possibly) changing the panel just over a year later so haven't thoroughly investigated this little setup;
as its going to be changed for a DT and, hey, might just put a contact on at least one of the 2 external doors to the
area.
It's either wired as a 2 zones to get a confirm, or wouldn't be at all surprised if wired in series to cut down on FAs....
Remember the same brains behind it are still trading.....
If we get the job I'll let you know how it was wired.
OCS round here, honest, they even kept the stickers and reports the same on the ones I took over, changed
only the logo... Again, unless this was only the domestics... But can't see OCS only wanting that kind of work?
Well, good thing is it doesn't seem to be wanting an engineer code then.
Or seems worried about lack of mains.
So maybe not worth bothering with?
Sorry I can't help any more.
They had a big office in Bristol too, went past it every day on the way to college.
Believe they bought out City then went TU and got gobbled up by OCS? Amazing how many City boxes you'll still see in Bristol though.
Stainless so they'll be around for a few years to come. I've replaced a few.
All were old bells only 9448s, the classic 3 zone version.
I'm guessing someone came along and bought out OCS as all their boxes look really shonky?
There was a special Rapesco gun for 1.0-1.5 T+E mind. Used plastic staples. Gave NICEIC inspectors palpitations when seen!!
Lets have some more of those jokes, folks...
We did an alarm in a shop that had been a jewellers in the 1970s and then an estate agents ever since. Unbelievably, the stairs to the 2nd and 3rd floors were lightly boarded up and had never been visited in years! Sadly nothing of value but a nearly fully kitted 1960s workshop complete with Bakelite Lucas batteries to run some sort of electric brazing iron and a retro stock room with period packaging etc... Sadly before the days of camera phones.
Found a coin (US dime) unde the floor which the householder was happy for me to keep. Later sold it for $400 on ebay US (rare mark)
Same street years later (last year in fact) found a large grotty envelope underfloor marked '2004 - £15,000 cash'... Have you seen my new motorbike?
Not really, obviously I gave it to the customer - who then confessed he'd forgotten it was there!!
Maybe, but its a bit like a 'No 4x4s' sign on a byway. The thoughtless actions of some people that usually cause such signs to go up in the first place,
tend not to take much heed of an unpoliced 12" square of aluminium with some writing on.
What I'm saying is that the real cowboys wouldn't waste their money on such a book anyway, so ultimately I think it wouldn't stop or
encourage them one way or another.
Spent a great week in Glasgow doing 'backup' for the techs in my MOD days - they didn't feck up once (for once) so
we didn't get a single call, talk about a paid holiday!
Anyways, having looked at the train prices and deciding I would have to install to a small factory to make that money
back (or a palace at Arfs rates) I'm going to go to ifsec on the 16th by car I think, even if so I can just have a proper
chat with the SSAIB people - and claim my free ipad from webway obv. Perhaps see you there - I'll be the one chucking
whippet by-products at the CCTV spammer stands.