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Re: EOLR Depate

Subject: Re: EOLR Depate
From: Fred Spearey <fred.spearey@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 04 Apr 2005 20:12:04 -0600
Newsgroups: alt.security.alarms
References: <1143tnbacgj02a8@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> <LPs0e.767798$8l.329257@pd7tw1no> <l4J0e.18537$ot.7500@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> <t1K0e.45$TJ1.1911@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> <1111718275.684192.125840@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> <TbL0e.162$T95.973@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> <SfSdnbyi_fBHEt7fRVn-rQ@xxxxxxxxxxx>

This isn't just the ideal way  to do it, it's the only correct way. My
opinion, EOL's on each device for residential and (D) EOL's on commercial...

Robert L. Bass wrote:
>>oh btw...where is that in a loop of 10 closed circuit switches?
>
>
> The ideal approach is to place one sensor per zone and install the EOL at
> the sensor.  This isn't very common practice unfortunately but for those who
> do so, service is easier and less costly.
>

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