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I have been asked to look at a job lot of 3 identical houses, So i decided now would be a change from the DIY type stuff i have been using. I have decided on the following .

Panel : Guardall Pi8

Passives : optex RX 40s X 4

Sounder : Cqr ultima

All other items will be standard fit eg mrs etc. Your views would be appreciated ( so tell me if its rubbish basically. ) cheers

Dave Oxendale

York based security systems engineer.

Guest Mduncan00
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In my opinion if you are jumping from a diy job to a pro job i would start with an easy panel to install like the Pyronix Sterling 10, its easy to install & reliable. Ive never installed a Guardall Pi8 so i don't know too much. Optex PIR's are great, simple and very stable ive never had any problems.

Michael Duncan

Managing Director

Strike Security LTD

Guest S&K SYSTEMS
Posted

I am a TEXECOM installer myself try the VERITAS EXCEL with LCD keypad cracking panel for a domestic installation and go with there accessories of pirs sounders ect hope this helps :IDEA:

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At the end of the day its up to you, but I agree with Sav, Texecom prem and excel gear is great. I think the Guardall is a bit ugly... the control panel aint that pretty!

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well i have been installing veritas for ages so i thaught i would try something a little bit different eg pi8. But i might give the 9448 es a go instead. Sticking with the optexes though.

What do you think.

Dave Oxendale

York based security systems engineer.

Posted
Guardall is a bit ugly... the control panel aint that pretty!

It doesn't matter whether you like them, its down to the customer if they like them ;)

Guest S&K SYSTEMS
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you could always Disguises it as a TEXECOM PANEL joking apart as long it easy for the customer to use and it is reliable like the TEXECOM ARE sorry that’s me being bias hope it helps :!:

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Have a look at the Gardtec 593.

Its a pity you didnt ask last month though as they were practically giving them away.

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swerve Pyronix like your life depends on it,

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Couldn't agree more....

but i'd add Texecom to that comment as well :no:

Regards

Bellman

Service Engineer and all round nice bloke :-)

The views above are mine and NOT those of my employer.

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we've just installed the 500th accenta/optima this year, only 1 panel fault so far so these get my vote!

Pyronix Belle sounder also gets my vote, easy to fit very rarely go wrong! and quite cheap!

If you want something a bit posher try the Ademco Galant, they keypad is a bit square but a very versatile panel!

my advice is to avoid the eurosec, sterling 10 and guardall. Fit an up to date sounder, and read the instructions..... you never know what knowledge they can impart...

If you fit an accenta/optima, read the default programming and wire the zones intelligently, as most of the time you only have about 4 programming changes to make!

These are my choices for domestics, I like lots of others but these are my favourites (statistically)

Detectors:

Intellisense IS215, fit them like mad, love them! v cheap

Pyronix ME12 are cheap too, reasonably reliable, use them for PJ's...you know, the ones we dont do?

The new Pyronix pirs with blue leds are nice too

James

TSS

Communication is "A question asked, and an Opinion given." I offer mine to help you with yours.

Statements I make are my personal views only at the time they are posted, if I offend you sorry, must be taken in context and do not neccesarily represent those of my employer.

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