Intellisense DT725d dual techs

[Guest gowron]

Hi everybody,

Are dual techs from Intellisense (type dt725d) any good?

Meaning reliability of both mechanics/electronics and false alarms?

Thanks in advance.

Eric

[Guest RICHL]

Ive fitted a few over the last couple of years and had no problems at all.

[Service Engineer]

Same here, fitted quite a few. Never had any go faulty yet or start playing up on me.

[Guest gowron]

guys,

for the quick answers

[abbz]

we've fitted quite a few and thing u have to be careful about is make sure u turn m/wave down as come set to maximun and always go off if left set to max as most of our installers leave em!

[Service Engineer]

Sadly quite a few installers must just take detectors out the box and fit em to the wall, without checking they are correctly set up. It only takes a few extra minutes to correctly set up detectors, but they just could`nt be bothered.

[Guest]

dont like em..replaced loads with ir200's....now thats a real pir..

[Paul P]

We fitted a job full of the early one so called self adjusting, every night one triggered always a different zone, the job was some distance away so cost us a fortune. Called ACT and fitted every filter they made still problems. Called intellesence tech help, they were not interested.

In the end we removed the lot and put duel mirror PIR

[bellman]

I also have had problems with them later type suffer from relay problems causing hi resistance faults and the early "self adjusting" ones do anything but self adjust

I much prefer the napco's

Regards

Bellman

[Mister_Dave]

I used the early version as well, but they fa too much. The optex dx40s are superb