Small Bridal Shop Alarm and CCTV DIY Options?

[PeterJames]

2 hours ago, norman said:

I'm making my own wedding dress as we speak.

Remember its bad luck for me to see it before the wedding 

 

[Wynter Isabelle]

Texecom veritas R8 kit on eBay, hard wired £120 any good? 

[MrHappy]

Do you have insurance ?

[Wynter Isabelle]

Yes why? 

[norman]

Speak with your insurer before you waste any money on a DIY system.

[dufjax]

On 04/07/2016 at 3:45 PM, norman said:

I'm making my own wedding dress as we speak.

 

I reckon wedding dress making is easy only a bit of fabric and a sewing machine init?

Edited July 16, 2016 by dufjax

[al-yeti]

4 hours ago, Wynter Isabelle said:

Yes why? 

Basically some would say your insurer may request an alarm to be fitted by a "professional" 

 

But if it's not , and you already got the insurance without it being a condition then you don't have to contact anyone

 

Insurer may give you a discount but if you forget to set then you won't get jack

 

And I said , you don't need to contact your insurer if there was no request to do so when you took the insurance out 

 

Of course if you get robbed and become high risk then on renewal they may request it , then diy becomes pointless 

 

But you don't have to contact your insurer for something that isn't requested by them

 

 

 

 

[MrHappy]

On 7/4/2016 at 6:14 PM, PeterJames said:

Remember its bad luck for me to see it before the wedding 

 

 

[Wynter Isabelle]

The insurance has an endorsement that the first £2500 is excluded if there is no alarm fitted. 

 

As such, can someone recommend a 'redcare, nacoss or equivalent' system? Located in South Wales. And a rough idea on price... 

[norman]

https://ssaib.org/security-provider-search/

 

http://www.nsi.org.uk/directory/#topform