Guest Posted August 2, 2005 Posted August 2, 2005 Easy to get round if you know how. 63030[/snapback] Callback or firewall? Or both? Anyway it depends of the setup. But I wouldn't like to give our setup info to public..
Guest Posted August 2, 2005 Posted August 2, 2005 ...I am not too worried because it became quite obvious that it would take a good deal of skill to do this and your average 'chancer/sneak thief/opportunist' probably wouldn't have a clue how to do it. I don't think many highly sophisticated knowledgeable diamond thieves will want to have a go at my fairly average 3 bedroom semi! Dobbin 63054[/snapback] Quite right Dobbin but if you don't know exactly how to install alarm system it might get tampered _accidentaly_ . And according to Murphy's law some opportunist will try his luck then when that has happened. And that has happened here (in coldshire) and i believe it has happened there too.
whibbs Posted May 29, 2006 Posted May 29, 2006 I agree mostly with you Zak, except a home network wont keep half the neighbourhood up all night because it keeps false alarming. hi please help can you till do i need to fit Resistors when iam fitting door contacs and what do the Resistors do ? iam fitting a permier 48 panel . i have only fitted a sterling 10 and vertis 8 panels that do not use Resistors Wayne Hibbs
cdosrun Posted May 29, 2006 Posted May 29, 2006 With the Permier, you can either wire for double-pole (no resistors), or D-EOL/T-EOL (two or three resistors), both options are shown in the manual on P.19 (or the addendum for T-EOL). I think it is a matter of personal choice, and if you look in the gallery, you will find some examples of panel installation. I think Lurch has put some lovely examples of a Premier install up there, and he used a mixture of DP and EOL wiring, I seem to remember it was DP for the MRS and EOL for the detectors. You can however, buy MRS with built-in resistors (as a member of the public) for the Texecom range of panels from some retailers. Any statement made or information provided in this post are the mere opinions of the author, and no inferrence is to be made as to the quality of information nor should any reliance be placed upon its contents.
Guest Posted May 29, 2006 Posted May 29, 2006 I think Lurch has put some lovely examples of a Premier install up there, and he used a mixture of DP and EOL wiring, I seem to remember it was DP for the MRS and EOL for the detectors. I think you'll find he used EOL all the way through as he does on every commercial install and some domestics.
cdosrun Posted May 29, 2006 Posted May 29, 2006 Hi Lurch, sorry about that, thought the attached photo was one of yours. I can't find it in the gallery any more, but I copied it down because I was going to use it as a template for when I install my Premier. I don't know who's install this was then, but it struck me as being a neat job. Zone 7 appears to be using DP, whilst the others are EOL. Andrew Any statement made or information provided in this post are the mere opinions of the author, and no inferrence is to be made as to the quality of information nor should any reliance be placed upon its contents.
Guest Posted May 30, 2006 Posted May 30, 2006 I don't know who's install this was then, but it struck me as being a neat job. Yep, I know who's install that is. Only thing to note there is the incorrect use of the side cutters to remove half the top of the expander to form a cable entry point. When you get one out of the box you'll see the proper way of doing it.
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