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Re: Installation/Upgrade info needed for Safewatch Pro 3000EN, from Tyco / ADT
Kinda like going to a dentist to have him put in crowns you had made down in
some clip joint in Tijuana.
"Just Looking" <nospam@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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| FYI you can't connect 35 individual zones to the panel without adding SIM
| modules or zone expanders. If you prewired the contacts that great.
| Unfortunately the rest is not that simple. The way you drilled the windows
| and sealed (or didn't seal) the contacts in the frame is going to be one
| issue. The alignment of the magnet and the switch is another. The type of
| connections you made using solder and tape, or silicon filled beans, or
| worse yet dry beans is going to be something else. Since all you can see
is
| a rip-off by the alarm company, all I can see is a nightmare for an
| installer. Just because you ran the wire doesn't mean it hasn't been
broken
| or grounded by the sheet rocker, electrician, plumber, HVAC guy etc. If
you
| never did an alarm trim out you don't know all the problems that can come
| with it.
| If you want the cheapest price you're going to get the cheapest work. Quit
| shopping for price and look for someone you can trust to give you value
| instead. Considering we offer a full one year parts and labor warranty,
| would I do a full trim out on a customer provided prewire for only $35 per
| opening? Not likely. If you're into DIY I think you need to carry it all
the
| way, not pass off the job half way through and then bitch about getting
| ripped off.
|
| <adv@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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| > On Jul 31, 8:16 am, "Roland More" <NoSpamrol...@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
| > > It might not be a matter of just connecting the wire to the panel but
| some
| > > programming as well. If they are only charging you $35 to do it that
is
| a
| > > bargain. Most service calls around here are $75 per hour (local only).
| There
| > > is a trip charge if out of area service.
| > >
| > > <awetrwer...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
| > >
| > > news:1185856156.149767.104900@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
| > >
| > >
| > >
| > > > I'm looking for an installation manual, a website or other
information
| > > > for the following alarm system:
| > >
| > > > Safewatch Pro 3000EN, from Tyco / ADT
| > >
| > > > I'm looking for exact information (preferably in printed form) on
| > > > installing a second, or even a third keyboard, as well as additional
| > > > door, window, glass breakage, and motion sensors. Please be
| > > > considerate and only post if you are able to add constructive
| > > > information.
| > >
| > > > This appears to be a disappointingly cheap system. At this point I
am
| > > > stuck with it. I will not pay $35 to have the door and window
sensors
| > > > I already ran in new construction simply connected to the circuit
| > > > board.- Hide quoted text -
| > >
| > > - Show quoted text -
| >
| >
| >
| > No, not $35 total. I'd grab that in a second. These people want $35
| > for each and every window AND each and every door. I have maybe 35
| > doors and windows hard wired already. I am not paying these thieves
| > $1225 to do what will take under one hour. Plus hundrds for keypads
| > I've found for $50. They saw this when they installed it and ADT
| > salesman said it isn't a problems for me to do it myself. By he failed
| > to tell me they will not provide info. I didn't know ADT was so
| > dishonest and such overpriced scammers. I thought I found one of the
| > best. They have a lot of problems ahead of them from me,...A hell of a
| > lot if ADT thinks they are going to scam me this way.
| >
| > Certainly someone has a diagram, install manual, or just knows enough
| > about there to assist? Greatly appreciated....
| >
| >
| >
| >
| >
| >
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