Hi,
We had a scantronic 9800 installed in 1992, back then we only had single glazing in the house.
The alarm was completely disconnected since then to refurbish the property and this included installation of double glazing throughout.
Previously the down stairs bathroom and two bedrooms at the back of the house on first floor had something like a viper for shock sensor with magnetic contacts for the window openings which a person could get through.
the good thing about having this was that the alarm installers set-up a part-arm facility that activated only the front door, bathroom(access from downstairs landing), two back bedroom on first floor, lounge and kitchen extension.
meaning that you could still go the the toilet at night or in daytime without setting off the alarm and still with safety in mind.
Now that the house has been double glazed, are there sensors we can install in the two back bedrooms (overlooking rears extension) and bathroom which can be installed instead of PIRs which are produce a beam which will sound the alarm once broken like you see in movies??
which can be positioned near the window openings.
We are considering to have another keypad installed upstairs to dis-arm, but my parents are very forgetful
We had a scantronic 9800 installed in 1992, back then we only had single glazing in the house.
The alarm was completely disconnected since then to refurbish the property and this included installation of double glazing throughout.
Previously the down stairs bathroom and two bedrooms at the back of the house on first floor had something like a viper for shock sensor with magnetic contacts for the window openings which a person could get through.
the good thing about having this was that the alarm installers set-up a part-arm facility that activated only the front door, bathroom(access from downstairs landing), two back bedroom on first floor, lounge and kitchen extension.
meaning that you could still go the the toilet at night or in daytime without setting off the alarm and still with safety in mind.
Now that the house has been double glazed, are there sensors we can install in the two back bedrooms (overlooking rears extension) and bathroom which can be installed instead of PIRs which are produce a beam which will sound the alarm once broken like you see in movies??
which can be positioned near the window openings.
We are considering to have another keypad installed upstairs to dis-arm, but my parents are very forgetful
