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Personaly find new builds easiest to wire. not taking the p, but maybe ask experienced eng to help?

I'd agree with you there - but this house is tiny and the floor boards are enormous - the walls have been added on top afterwards to they won't come up without cutting - and the lady owner is very much against having any boards up - the property is empty there are no carpets down yet.

Still need keypad to get system info.

Presumably the keypad can be hidden away with the main box - there's no need for it even to be visible is there?

Customer doesn't want a panel in the hall.

Look at scanny I-on kit from ADI, new detectors are great if you doing hybrid (the 40) too, as wired/wireless both look same.

I've had some Visonic pricing from ADI today, seems reasonable, their installer pack will give everything I need so I'll probably just go with that - if I win the business - price is a factor here and I have a feeling she'll probably end up with a cheap diy system installed by her brother or something.

I'll have a look at the Scantronic kit aswell.

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As far as I'm concerned I want a decent quality system, for me the cost of the hardware isn't the driving force, quality of kit and reliability is.

price is a factor here
leave it to her brother to answer the calls @ 03:00 then.

Nothing is foolproof to a sufficiently talented fool.


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Personaly find new builds easiest to wire. not taking the p, but maybe ask experienced eng to help?

have to agree, wireless is taking the easy option not necesserly (sic) the correct one.

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