Re: flush mount alarm panel enclosure

["Tommy" <tommy at leesecurity.net>]

Don't you use double side tape, on contacts and other small devices? a small
expander board  weighs next to nothing, and using the sticky pads correctly
should not cause any problems. i have not had any fall off , yet. i follow
the same steps as i would for magnetic contacts. start with a CLEAN, DRY
surface.


"FIRETEK" <firetech(change-the-ch-to-k)@telus.net> wrote in message
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> You use the standoffs with the sticky tape?  You may as well use the
> double
> sided stuff.  You'll wind up with the same thing in about six months:  a
> loose board inside the enclosure that's hanging by the wires.  Hopefully
> nothing will short out against the can when it does come loose.
>
>
> "Tommy" <tommy at leesecurity.net> wrote in message
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>> Amen. I have some new standoff on order now that fit the board and have
> the
>> mounting tape bases on them.  I ordered some to try and liked them though
>> the first i ordered were too big for the board holes. oops! try again.
>
>



old EZ-Mate software developed by FBII is still available
> for
>> >>> download.  How cool is that.  I have been preciously guarding my old
>> >> floppy
>> >>> disks because I still use it for the 100 or so FBII panels I still
> have
>> >>> in
>> >>> the field.
>> >>>
>> >>> (I have made backups, but it sounds cooler the other way.)
>> >>
>> >> Bob you scare me, I haven't had the need to use EZ-Mate in about 8
> years
>> >
>> > LOL.  I never got around to setting up Compas.  I've got a couple
>> > Ademco
>> > panels that I picked up as takeovers.  Maybe three.
>> >
>> >
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