Door Contact On Shop Alarm

[morph]

Regardless to the rights and wrongs of the topic. I dont peronally feel that "Mr Happy" needs to resort to name calling, if you have nothing of value to say then dont say it.

[Alarm Protection]

jesus christ lads get into them!!!!!!! lol

[norman]

Regardless to the rights and wrongs of the topic. I dont peronally feel that "Mr Happy" needs to resort to name calling, if you have nothing of value to say then dont say it.

QFA.

[Guest Cerberus NI]

Sticks and stones may break my bones - but I know the number of a good "No Win/No Fee" company!!!

Give it a rest fer feck sake!!! (DISCLAIMER - Feck is an acceptable expression of exasperation, not a swear word and is good enough for Fathers Ted,Dougal and Jack!!)

[Adi]

And mrs Doyle on occasions.(if that was her name.)

[Guest Cerberus NI]

And mrs Doyle on occasions.(if that was her name.)

Yup - "Have a cup of tea Father?Ahh, go on,ya will,ya will,ya will,ya will.........."

[bellman]

Regardless to the rights and wrongs of the topic. I dont peronally feel that "Mr Happy" needs to resort to name calling, if you have nothing of value to say then dont say it.

QFA again,

Try to keep it civil fellas. Courtesy costs nothing

I can move the topic to the unmoderated section if people so desire.

Regards

Bellman

[stevehaley]

I work at a shop with a metal front door. The contact on the front door seems to be getting a bit slow at reacting when the door is opened. Said contact activates a "doorbell" so we know when a customer comes in, and sometimes it doesn't beep straight away. I flick the contact and it beeps!!!! Could this get worse? I dont want UK Monitoring involved lol! They dont like me, i particularly dont like them!!!!

With it being a entry/exit zone, im worried about the alarm sounding when i unlock the shop in a morning. I believe the panel is a galaxy, with remote keyfobs. The contact is a metal one, with a flexible metal pipe carrying its wire up to the ceiling.

Alarm call outs really pee me off. we once had 3 in one night because of a faulty "safe limpet" (3 different people attended). In the end, the engineer on call told me over the phone how to omit that zone when setting the alarm (pres fob, press no, enter zone number, yes, yes) which i committed to memory for future callouts!

Most of our stores have the //.National Installer.// systems with codes, this one seems more fiddly and ameteurish! Opinions?

Should i ask for the door contact to be replaced? The system's 3 years old.

[stevehaley]

hi,

hmm after looking through this post ,i would get in touch with Sunwin Security and inform them of your problems,They will be happy to call out and sort your system out, Sunwin Security no longer install the Gardtec type panel and only specify the Galaxy now.Please do mention my name when you call them or contact the out of hours emergency number you have and one of my colleagues will give you my mobile number ,you could also get in touch with loss prevention, i am the senior engineer for Sunwin Security and am concerned with your comments.and will get involved with this problem you have Please dont respond on this site telling me what store you are from.

kind regards

steve haley

[whistle]

Sunwin that makes it a co-op late shop then?

For the record i would always replace a sticking contact on the 1st visit as we all know we will be back to it in the next few weeks.