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No.. i do not use wireless a lot.. but i have installed many of them and as i said.. all of them are very very good and have had no problems at all.. easiest installs IMO.. but that is only my opinion

As i said, i much prefer hard wired systems anyday and so do many as i said.

I would use a hardwired system TBH Greebo as the wiring is there and it could be a lot better for your protection in the long run. I see wireless as a last resort and it shouldnt be used as an easier method of wiring.

Thats my opinion anyway..

Regards, Ranger

Regards, Ranger

The above is my personal opinion and not that of my employer or anyone else.

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Ive never worked with a hybrid panel but i can imagine that they would be a good panel.

The above is my personal opinion and not that of my employer or anyone else.

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Best of both worlds :)

I guess a hybrid is more expensive again?

It would be perfect, I could resuse what cabling I need and then have wireless PIRs (where the larger size is not as important)

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i believe they would cost inbetween the cost of a hardwired panel and a wireless... i saw one on ebay once.

Useful panel i suppose.

Worth looking into, or use a hardwired alarm panel.. hopefully the wiring is still in good condition. IMO a hardwired would be the way to go.

Unless you could find a decently priced hybrid panel.

Have fun.

Ranger

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I guess a hybrid is more expensive again?

It would be perfect, I could resuse what cabling I need and then have wireless PIRs (where the larger size is not as important)

Generally available at professional trade outlets and the extra costs generally comes in buying the wireless "interface" and the wireless components which are generally more expensive than regular. However for the DIYer, hardwired gives you more scope for checking things if the installation goes wrong..

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Generally available at professional trade outlets and the extra costs generally comes in buying the wireless "interface" and the wireless components which are generally more expensive than regular. However for the DIYer, hardwired gives you more scope for checking things if the installation goes wrong..

Im also investigating getting an installer in, which manufacturer would you recommend? (Im in Ireland btw)

I have a seemingly good contact who fits Aritech or HKC

The online quote is coming out at:

The estimated cost of your Security System

including installation is

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