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Guest Rich

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These kits are about £200, if you can afford that and are fairly competant at running wires you could buy yourself a hardwired kit at a cheaper price, and benefit from a more reliable system as well.

These wireless kits have there uses, but the basic kit has hardly enough detectors to cover the average house, extra sensors are around £35 each, so you might end up spending more on the kit, than had you payed an approved company to install a system in the first place.

Apart from perhaps the new breed of wireless panels coming out such as the Powermax, I`d never advise anyone to buy a wireless DIY kit over a hardwired system.

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Dave Partridge (Romec Service Engineer)

Guest Adrian

B) I agree with wss I have been involved in about 6 or 7 installs with wire free stuff and every one of them has had a problem with trying to get the dectors to work where we want to put them, or they don't work at 20m in clear space.

Just hate them and I would never recomend them to anyone. (but thats just my thought)

Most diy radio systems I have seen only last about 6 months before they start going faulty.

Well thats it as you can tell I'm not a fan of radio stuff

Adrian B)

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