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You could buy a second panel, "learn" the door sensors into it and have it permanently on chime and never armed as an alarm.
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You could buy a second panel, "learn" the door sensors into it and have it permanently on chime and never armed as an alarm.
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How about an alarm panel that can do all you need.
Far better than adding extras all the time.
Far better than adding extras all the time.
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The original poster of this subject already has his alarm and therefore we are aiming to offer a solution to help his individual needs.
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Another door chime is adding all the time.
A cheaper version of an Accenta (kit) form would suit the needs more precisely. Accenta G3 perhaps. Not a lot more than the expensive wireless door chimes. As the cheaper ones go off with everything else around them.
A cheaper version of an Accenta (kit) form would suit the needs more precisely. Accenta G3 perhaps. Not a lot more than the expensive wireless door chimes. As the cheaper ones go off with everything else around them.
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For a few quid the OP could have an alarm panel that does exactly what he wants.
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