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  1. james.wilson
    This is program 1? Also if you do as you say and leave it to go off what circuit is indicated on disarm?
  2. james.wilson
    I dont know of one at that price but we dont have an own brand test monitor Something like this i guess http://www.securitywarehouse.co.uk/catalog/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=1796 http://www.securitywarehouse.co.uk/catalog/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=1750
  3. james.wilson
    Sia locks but ur choice. You can't buy it from us till I get permission from hkc.
  4. james.wilson
    As above id agree with Pete. Get ur cv out there. You also have a super attitude. Id say the electrical is a waste from experience for this industry
  5. james.wilson
    Yes id agree the keypad is a bit aritech. But best wireless ive used, superb app. Rock solid bit of kit imo. plus the serial ports support webway so you can use use extended format too
  6. james.wilson
    The ones with a battery were paknet based not gsm
  7. james.wilson
    Afternoon
  8. james.wilson
    Did the client owe any money or rent the kit?
  9. james.wilson
    2nd vote for a protect.
  10. james.wilson
    Never even heard of it. Got a picture of it?
  11. james.wilson
    Id agree with Whistle, never had an issue with axis. Granted dear to buy but no return calls makes them cheaper imo
  12. james.wilson
    Historically ive had issues with the wiper tamper switch on the optex vs the sprung of the takex. But thats all.
  13. james.wilson
    tsi didnt move.
  14. james.wilson
    As above Takex or Optex, personally id favour the takex
  15. james.wilson

    What We Do....

    james.wilson commented on jimcarter's blog entry in Jim's Blog

    Great Read Jim, Thanks. I know some of that but certainly not all. Agreed on the 3g i think that is a huge development.
  16. james.wilson
    You probably should also consider applying for trade access
  17. james.wilson
    Depends, sometimes green bg's are not suitable, customer convenience, many potential reasons. But again i should add the caveat that the breakglass may not be suitable. Depends on the risk assessment and the site
  18. james.wilson
    Depends on what you need to do. But assuming all is ok and 2 visits a year about £1800 a year plus a certificate cost (approx £30 per system)
  19. james.wilson
    It follows the fire exit route.
  20. james.wilson
    You have 2 things regarding grading. The individual components and the system as a whole. An approved installer certificates the system as a whole is installed to the required grade and complies with the regulations. The manufacturer certificates that the component complies to the relevant grade and which part of the suite of bs en 50131 it is tested to.
  21. james.wilson
    The gal g2 and flex are grade 2 yes
  22. james.wilson
    The accenta isn't graded by the way
  23. james.wilson
    It can assuming breakglass's are also in place
  24. james.wilson
    Depends. If your panel is central then it should be fine. External portal will give more flexability. Ideally you need to do an RF survey.
  25. james.wilson

    Router

    james.wilson replied to timmo66's topic in Networks

    Run a draytek at work, netgear at home
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