What is a reasonable time for an engineer to setup a Honeywell Galaxy?

[wpqs]

The alarm system is a Honeywell Galaxy Dimension 48. It has three RIO boxes connected to 23 sensors, 16 sensors, and 8 sensors - total 47. The sensors and the cables to the RIO boxes have been installed and connected. What is a reasonable amount of time for an experienced engineer to setup/commission the system using the laptop application? I would have thought 2-3 hours. Is that reasonable? Why might it take much longer?

Edited Monday at 11:24 by wpqs
clarification

[al-yeti]

1 hour ago, wpqs said:

The alarm system is a Honeywell Galaxy Dimension 48. It has three RIO boxes connected to 23 sensors, 16 sensors, and 8 sensors - total 47. The sensors and the cables to the RIO boxes have been installed and connected. What is a reasonable amount of time for an experienced engineer to setup/commission the system using the laptop application? I would have thought 2-3 hours. Is that reasonable? Why might it take much longer?

Laptop will take longer lol galaxy RSS is rubbish 

Within half the day it would be done provided it's not some mad school or busy building you can't fully test depending on how detailed you want to be 

[al-yeti]

But cos I like tea breaks and lunch me will be longer , and would include my Uber eats delivery on the bill and charge two days for the job 

 

Thanks will send you invoice in advance 

Edited Monday at 12:25 by al-yeti

[PeterJames]

Probably take 3/4 hour to walk test 47 sensors @ 1 per minute. I would go with Imran on half a day but not all engineers work at the same speed some will be all day at it.

[james.wilson]

Also assuming everything is 100%

[PeterJames]

15 minutes ago, james.wilson said:

Also assuming everything is 100%

QFA 

[wpqs]

Very useful comments. Many thanks.