Optex Announce New Low Cost Quad Pir Grade 2

[alterEGO]

How many standard detectors does everybody stock? We have a G2 DT & Quad and G3 DT & Quad.

Same wired detection for both domestic & commercial.

[Oxo]

I have some although stock levels are like my hair.........................short b4 the team leaders jump in

But 3 main and two others for a direct no decor replacement.

[antinode]

G2 quad and G3 DT. Keeps things simple and stock levels minimal. We're using the Bosch Blueline Gen 2 Quad and the Guardall DT15+. Best combination of detectors we've used, especially since Bosch re-designed the Blueline range into a smaller casing.

[Oxo]

I like those you use, neat and tidy kit with room to sling a truck inside

Seriously, I do like em.

[Ronnie]

iWise quads, DT's & quadsec for domestic and commercial. We only use these at grades 2 & 3, much easier to manage.

[alterEGO]

Ronnie, is that the horribble confirmation detector? The one thats no good if you can't install it on the wall with the entry point?

[jb-eye]

iWise quads, DT's & quadsec for domestic and commercial. We only use these at grades 2 & 3, much easier to manage.

As above although we have used the quadsec our stock box only has the iWise and the pyronix TMD detectors.

To Bump in, i TODAY found that the SC550 has once again been labeled G1. Spoke with CQR and they said they have been incorrectly labeled thus still G2.

[Cubit]

TODAY found that the SC550 has once again been labeled G1. Spoke with CQR and they said they have been incorrectly labeled thus still G2.

Nice to see ISO processes working eh?? not.

[jb-eye]

Nice to see ISO processes working eh?? not.

Not having a label would be failing. Nowt wrong with a little bit of non conformance to show the system works. Seriously ISO used to be a PITA, bit like H&S gone mad. These days its so simplified having it or not, on the most part is just the audit. Most do the procedures without knowing or bothering to formalise.

[Cubit]

Not having a label would be failing. Nowt wrong with a little bit of non conformance to show the system works. Seriously ISO used to be a PITA, bit like H&S gone mad. These days its so simplified having it or not, on the most part is just the audit. Most do the procedures without knowing or bothering to formalise.

Not strictly true.

They issued kit, incorrectly labelled and from your comment it seems you informed them they were wrong. If ISO was working correctly, unless you were the 1st to notice, they should be informing you, the customer/distributor etc