james.wilson

Good unit though, what you thinking instead?

Yes but those outputs can't drive anything they are pretty much logic states. You need to add a wireless transmitter for the system it is to be used on to relay to the house

I would stop looking at yale too

X y problem? They are designed to be connected to a wireless transmitter. Then use the contacts on the receiver to drive your wired sounder unit

Yes it's possible to change your own batteries but possible and a good idea are 2 different things. I wouldnt get involved in that especially if your insisting on annual changes

I would leave it to the maintainer but batteries should last more than 2years. Manufacture spec may say much higher but I'd still go every other year. If its failing before that I'd replace the device. Also as your 7 years into device design its close

It would fit but I've never tried

maybe this? https://www.securitywarehouse.co.uk/catalog/intruder-alarm-c-36/movement-detectors-c-36_116/all-c-36_116_37/takex-dualzone-12m-180-degrees-pet-external-detector-p-3865.html

180 degree will be hard on anything decent. All decent sensors I know of are 90 deg max

Fair enough I didnt think it was permitted only bs5839 compliant could. Ive never put an intruder alarm with smokes on brigade calling

Out of interest how is a Premier on brigade response?

No that's the enforcer

Yes especially if your pushing more day mode current

G2 is still available But I'd check everything before condemning it

Intruder and hold up

You can as long as they arnt i&has components

If a lower graded i&has part is fitted to an i&has then it lowers the overall grade however fitting an unrelated switch to signal something else isn't i&has

to do what you want a dialler is possible but you would be far better off with a native app imho

Smoke detection in yhis case would be classed as ancillary devices and would not need to be disconnected. However they are not the same as a 5839 fire alarm. But i have smokes and Co on my own alarm

You could connect the bell trigger to the dialler, the comms header is for proper comms devices

Hi there

You might have to change the setting mode to timed

agreed top post gc

Both brands are well supported here, I know more on the gal side personally but 6wb is much better on texecom

agreed but just wanted to show its not a fault as such of the alarm its just reporting the problem