Upgrade to NTE5

[simonpolly]

alarms should be connected to a b.t 92 a after nte

A 92a is a redcare block, but I know what you mean, there are many variants that can be used but where broadband exists the best method is connecting directly to the screws on the back of the NTE5 ( if it exists ) and then using a filtered block to change to the alarm wire.

This is to prevent the alarm being unplugged, even by someone removing the front plate of the NTE5.

An alternative would be to use the NTE2000 and connect the cable going to the alarm to the filtered terminals, this does however leave the possibility that someone could leave the front plate off after testing etc and cause the alarm dialler to be disconnected.

True but i could not remember or be bothered to go to my van to check the bt number for a standard alarm block,only difference is one has redcare printed on it and the other does not.

 

[simonpolly]

Tell them your broadband is playing up and ask for a engineer to visit,the service provider pays for this

and passes the cost on to their customer!

Never in my experience

 

[GiZZeRR]

Ok so you do it yourself or get someone you know to do it.

I did my own several years ago and not a problem with it since.

What's the worst that can happen - they come out to fix a fault and find you did it yourself and they charge you the fee to fix it.

Then of course you could always deny it was you that did it anyway.

Plenty info on the net to keep you right.

John

 

[Europlex]

That's good, answered something over 3yrs old!

 

[GiZZeRR]

lol, I don't even look at the dates