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hmm,
the spec says 'zone', but I have a funny feeling that means sensor in
installer
speak.
Maybe
Mark SJ can shed some light (he has one).
or try
having a chat with a Gardiner store, they might be able to
help.
Scott Crowther
Intamac Systems Ltd
t: +44 (0)1604 679262
e. scrowther@xxxxxxx
w.
www.intamac.com
Thanks for this guys, looks like the kinda thing I'm
after.
One
thing I'm not sure on is the wired bit:
Is
it one wired sensor or one wired ZONE?
If
zone then gr8, as all downstairs PIRs (which I have put in the wires for)
can
be one zone.
I'm
still in two minds about alarming upstairs and/or adding door/window
contacts.
After all, why break in @ 1st floor level when it would be far less
obvious @ ground level.
Similarly, any competent theif is going to spot door contacts &
work around them, any 'chancer' will probably just smash their way in, so
the
PIR would get them anyway....
The
review of this product is quite positive. The main problem I had b4
(apart from battery life) was the alarm going off for no reason - perhaps
because of car alarms or something down the road. Certainly no-one
else
had the same system I did......
Oh
yeah, one final question:
I
had a loan of a ladder ages ago, so I wired in a siren attached to the
outside
wall
I
have no idea of what wires I used -how can I tell without a) getting a
ladder
again & physically inspecting it, or b) damaging either the siren,
or
myself? :)
cheers,
Tony
Reviewed by Mark here..
M.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, January 29, 2002 2:47
PM
Subject: RE: [ukha_d] Alarming
Thoughts
Tony,
Visonic do the Powermax which has 1 wired,
and 29 wireless zones,
and has X10 capability (upto 8 controls I
think)
more at:
http://www.visonic.com:8080/visintl/VisonicI.nsf/Products+on+Web/0700A7BD80B
C97214225688F0039B457?OpenDocument
officially
I'd recommend you get an engineer to install, although
I know one
person on this list has bought this alarm through
Gardiner Security
stores and self-installed it.
Hope that helps.
Scott
Crowther
Intamac Systems Ltd
t: +44 (0)1604 679262
e.
scrowther@xxxxxxxw. www.intamac.com
-----Original
Message-----
From: BUTLER, Tony, FM
[mailto:tony.butler@xxxxxxx]
Sent: 29 January 2002 14:28
To:
ukha_d@xxxxxxxSubject: [ukha_d] Alarming
Thoughts
Guys,
I'm looking for some advice here.
My
house isn't yet alarmed - though for all the burglars out there, it
most
definitely _is_, and we have a BIG DOG TOO!), so I'm looking into
the
various options.
I had a bog standard wireless system at my last
pad, but wasn't that
impressed with it, so have had all wiring put in
for an alarm here, just not
got alarm yet.
All wiring, that is,
except for a remote keypad - doh!
So I'm looking for something
wired, but perhaps with a wireless remote, as
main panel will be @ node
0 under the stairs - not exactly SWMBO-friendly
for arming/disarming
:)
I've just gotten into X10 (have some bits, but no definite use
for them yet.
SWMBO cracked up when I used a keyfob remote to turn on a
desk lamp, with my
hand on'y inches from the actual lamp switch :-))
and see that, if I was
happy with wireless again, I could get a PIR,
horn etc & have an X10 alarm.
But then I'm looking @ Comfort &
that's the 'ultimate home control system'
that does your alarm etc etc
etc
So is home vision
so is home seer.
You see my problem -
too many things on the market claiming to solve all
my
problems....
so.....anyone got any thoughts on a relatively
entry level alarm system,
preferably wired, X10 would be nice,
expandable in the future a must.
I don't really want mail boxes, auto
dialling, robo dogs etc as current
property doesn't warrant that (and
nosey neighbours make gr8 guard dogs),
just want something practical
and extensible.
I have already established that you cannot just dip
your toes into the X10
waters, as I discovered when I could no longer
operate my overhead light
with the on/off switch once I'd installed
socket rocket.
SWMBO was _very_ happy with that - not :-) - but I don't
want to start down
one 'ultimate solution' path and find I reach a dead
end......
Oh, and cheap would be good too!!!
Maybe I should
just get a standard wired alarm.....any
ideas?
cheers,
Tony
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