Looking at buying a basic kit for the parents bungalow, the kit comes with QUEST PIR's.......in my limited experience I have only ever fitted Texacom Medusa's and have never had any trouble from them. What do you learned chaps think of the quest ones.
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4 quid pirs for your parents.
Dont think i need to say more.
Dont think i need to say more.
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Whats wrong with some decent kit?
http://www.hunters-wholesalers.co.u...infrared-detector-p-734.html?cPath=42_448_389
No false alarms, and good lookers.
http://www.hunters-wholesalers.co.u...infrared-detector-p-734.html?cPath=42_448_389
No false alarms, and good lookers.
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I've fitted over 1000 of these and only ever changed 2.
http://www.alertelectrical.com/prod/44/pyronix-colt-xs-pir
http://www.alertelectrical.com/prod/44/pyronix-colt-xs-pir
Quests are cheap , and fall apart on installation, very poor , they cause a large percentage of false alarms , i put one in , next day i took it and used a gen 2 bosch blue-line , never used a another different detector since.
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