Imnotshankled

Frick

Can't be hacked?

So i guess i will fit time lapse VCRs with multiplexers

Good thing I started to fit qvis

https://theelectricalcompany.com/accenta-lcd-remote-keypad.html

Thanks for the compliment I guess Or am I being taken over

If anyone has a old or used ziton zp3 let me know as I'm in need of one

Here I go on a rant about this scam company I have ripped out a verisure system and I found so many issues. The main one is there is no tamper detection or if there was it doesn't work or wireless supervision. These products are made by essence security and are listed as grade 2 compliant however no tamper means they are not grade 2 compliant The second issue is the control panel it has several flaws including ● faulty or disabled tamper switch ●display communications failure ●battery removal takes less than a second to do ● control panel could be easily stolen The pir cameras again have a faulty or disabled tamper switch and again the batteries can be removed in less than a second with no tools I have a feeling the signals are not encrypted either The siren (it looks like a Google home) fell off the wall and broke less than a week after installation no tamper response received And the best part is the ridiculous £65 a month monitoring cost

Tbh I would keep it it's better than any modern ****

Good thing I'm not into social media

Job done

Screw that I'm hiring that cowboy

OK understood I need a aspirating smoke detector for the bedroom and a couple fire beams

Go to engineer Learn ricochet Activate keypad tamper And then set up keypad as you want You don't need a second expander

I mean they are the panel I most commonly remove

It's the best of all other texecom panels

The best product from Texecom was the veritas

I think all security apps have issues from hik connect to control plus

Texecom smartcom is a awful experience if its your first time

Euro 46 is a great panel it's very reliable Just a quick question where are you located?

It's not harmful As long as the switch mode PSU is not some suspicious Chinese supplier it should be fine however they will have another less EMF shielding compared to something like a samsung or apple psu Maybe it's my workshop to blame?

Enter engineer code and press no until you get to wireless device control

I highly doubt its a alarm system the signals used are very weak It could possibly be due to cellular signals A transformer is used in hundreds of things from your mains powered doorbell to halogen lights I have a feeling its a cheap switch mode power supply as I used to have one that made quite a loud whine sound