Re: Glassbrerak Sensors - Out of this world

["Allan Waghalter" <awaghalter@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

After using the Caddx 2000 for years with great success, I switched to the
GE RND because it was a lot cheaper.  It is not nearly as good as the 2000
and gives false alarms in kitchen, bath and children's areas.  Also
susceptible to dogs barking. I have switched back to the Caddx 2000.  The
price has dropped to under $25 in the bulk pak.  Who needs the blister
packge anyway?
Regards,
Allan

"Jim Rojas" <jrojas@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:VIKPe.76$k32.8@xxxxxxxxxxx
> The Caddx & Networx are one and the same. They are excellent units, with
> built in test functions. That is the only glassbreak I use for the past 10
> years. No false alarms, no problems at all.
>
> Jim Rojas
>
> "Bob La Londe" <usenet@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:1125082663.2b9aa6e17b96fa119848b4d7acf34c2a@xxxxxxxxxxx
>> Well since Intellisense is pretty much only available from ADI these
>> days,
>> and the price is exorbitant, what else is good?  I heard that a lot of
>> folks
>> liked the old Caddx 2000 and 2100 in the past.  Is that the same sensor
>> now
>> sold as the NetworX 2000 and 2100?  Is it still made as well as it used
>> to
>> be?
>>
>> Of course I have glassbreak testers for Sentrol and Intellisense, so now
>> I
>> suppose I'll have to buy another one calibrated for Caddx eh?
>>
>>
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