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I fitted an Intellisense 800 hardwired system to my last house and amazed myself that I had no problems in the 5 years I was there (I have to say the cable work was not discreet though, so the professionals are worth their money for their ability to make the cables 'invisible'!

Now I've moved to an old house (1900) and hope you would give me your views this wireless system. The house has 2 conservatories (small, I might add!). Are there wireless DT PIRs that would go with the following system:

from GX Security:

GT490X panel

Yuasa NP 7Ah 12v battery

6x Gardtec GT490X Wireless Shock Detectors

6x Gardtec GT490X Wireless Door Contacts

2x Gardtec GT490X Wireless Pet PIRs

from Security Warehouse:

Risco NovaGard 6 blue live

Yuasa 1.2 Ah battery

Would it be worth having a Gardtec 490X RKP upstairs so I can guess where the enemy is before I face them???

Any advice welcome - can't have a big dog as the cat would kill it!

cheers

Guest anguscanplay
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I fitted an Intellisense 800 hardwired system to my last house and amazed myself that I had no problems in the 5 years I was there (I have to say the cable work was not discreet though, so the professionals are worth their money for their ability to make the cables 'invisible'!

Now I've moved to an old house (1900) and hope you would give me your views this wireless system. The house has 2 conservatories (small, I might add!). Are there wireless DT PIRs that would go with the following system:

from GX Security:

GT490X panel

Yuasa NP 7Ah 12v battery

6x Gardtec GT490X Wireless Shock Detectors

6x Gardtec GT490X Wireless Door Contacts

2x Gardtec GT490X Wireless Pet PIRs

from Security Warehouse:

Risco NovaGard 6 blue live

Yuasa 1.2 Ah battery

Would it be worth having a Gardtec 490X RKP upstairs so I can guess where the enemy is before I face them???

Any advice welcome - can't have a big dog as the cat would kill it!

cheers

too many devices for that panel - max 8 wireless

why two batteries

wireless DT - I want some if there is LOL

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too many devices for that panel - max 8 wireless

why two batteries

wireless DT - I want some if there is LOL

:lol: its 1 off (x) 1.2 ah (now 2.1's) not 2 off 1 amp :rolleyes:

regs

alan

If you think education is difficult, try being stupid!!!!

Posted

As Angus says, I dont think that a wireless dualtec exists due to battery life problems.

The opinions I express are mine and are usually correct!

(Except when I'm wrong)(which I'm not)

Guest anguscanplay
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:lol: its 1 off (x) 1.2 ah (now 2.1's) not 2 off 1 amp :rolleyes:

regs

alan

read it again fool

Guest anguscanplay
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Manners?

your new arn`t you?

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thanks for the advice. One of the batteries was for the bell box and for the panel....or did I miss the pig flying by?

Is the 595 panel compatible with the peripherals (good word, eh!) - just bluffing knowledgeable as I don't want a mauling!

Can a standard wireless PIR go in a conservatory?

What's a good price for fitting a similar system to cover a 3 bed detached (2 conservatories) with detached garage to a similar spec in my original question (Peterborough area)?

So many questions!

Guest anguscanplay
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thanks for the advice. One of the batteries was for the bell box and for the panel....or did I miss the pig flying by?

wrong battery but thats the joy of buying from the net

Is the 595 panel compatible with the peripherals (good word, eh!) - just bluffing knowledgeable as I don't want a mauling! YES

Can a standard wireless PIR go in a conservatory? NO definatly not

What's a good price for fitting a similar system to cover a 3 bed detached (2 conservatories) with detached garage to a similar spec in my original question (Peterborough area)? LESS THAN YOU THINK BUT IMPOSSIBLE TO SAY HERE

So many questions!

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