james.wilson

or go for mesh. Im looking at the netgear orbi for my place

Do you have a remote psu or seperate rf reciever?

As above if an intruder alarm fails to perform your insurance company would claim from the maintaner. Thats why Insurance companies want an approved company as they have to have the specialist insurance for this. As such systems are locked down to prevent an innocent change to the config actually having unforseen problems. So without that you may not have a valid insurance cover

You using for cctv or access control? Also you might be better off posting on the trade side

If its for fixing cables in a fire proof way etc then yes spit nailer. You can get hardened nails for the battery mailers but I've never tried them

agreed looks like a big blustu, maybe an isdn one? also looks more like outputs in use apart from pin 1. Is it on a Fire panel? However just a heads up not sure it ever passed CE

Or the line has been migrated and doesnt work anymore?

Damn if we had know your 79 we would of been less helpful... Glad your bodged for now

no you need a radio reciever and that panel wont take one. Prox fobs shouldnt be temperamental are you presenting it to the right area?

OK, what's your installer/maintainer say on setup choices? You can inhibit things on higher end hardware per arm not sure on pyronix stuff

What Panel?

i think a zero reading to sparks is on 20k, to alarm lads 50 ohms is a concern

As above 6 is correct.

Depends on what you have, if it's installed correctly then yes but you have took on the liability by removing it. You should of called your maintainer

Out of interest why did you replace the fuse box?

No the keypad has to match the panel

I think you will struggle, the gen 4 prox option was popular, while fobs can be sorted hardware can't. I'd suggest a panel change

Pre Brexit there were loads of names...

A Agreed

oh Im sure they are answering their supported clients. But assuming no-ones been fiddling with it you should be able to reset it with your master code.

You probably just need to acknowledge the mains fail. But if your with ADT id give them a call as your on a support contract

How have you been arming it etc then? It shouldnt need a engineer reset if yuo have only had the power off

What do you mean by Unset code, your manager code should be used for unset etc

It could be a faulty sensor. Cover it over and see if the activations stop. That will show if its in the room or something else. When was it last serviced etc?

I'd class it as prosumer better than yale response etc but not a 'pro' bit of kit. I would also say that market is merging for the DIY+ market they know they can't get the right stuff from b&q screwfix etc