Re: why ground an alarm panel.

["Jackcsg" <nospam@xxxxxxxxxx>]

That's easy....just do bid work.

"autonut843" <hmjunk31415@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> This has been interesting.
> I'm visualizing a customer that calls a professional  alarm installer,
> an alarm pro, not some person that doesn't know what they are doing.
> The customer says, "...  And I also want a sensor on this interior
> closet door here, I really do."
> The alarm pro, knowing that all approaches to this door are covered,
> sees no logical reason for a sensor on that door and instead of just
> agreeing to install the magnet (oh wait, I can't resist, I should have
> said pushpin or magnet so that I could kick off that heated debate),
> wiring the zone, charging the customer, and getting on with life.  The
> alarm pro decides to discuss this with the customer and debate the
> issue.  The customer is polite but really does want it and just wishes
> that the professional they hired to do a job would just wire the door
> and get on with it.
> I'm curious, how many of you have cursed a customer to their face
> because they wanted an alarm feature that you just couldn't figure out
> their reason for wanting it?
> Thanks all, I am amazed at the direction this thread has taken.
>