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secureiam replied to the thread What can I use.Alas modern tech are sensitive soles -
secureiam replied to the thread What can I use.The logs the fault shows up and restores duration 40 seconds. A battery test is 10 seconds long but doesn’t show in the log, but occurs...
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secureiam replied to the thread What can I use.Yeah have them as standard they do a nice little kit with several filters and earth choke. When installing the checks are done and...
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secureiam replied to the thread Can you recommend a fall alarm?.Aware if a few that use this, it can track if they go off wondering, it can be used to talk to them. A family member uses one, it’s...
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secureiam replied to the thread Can you recommend a fall alarm?.it makes a call if you don’t cancel it after an incident.
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secureiam replied to the thread Can you recommend a fall alarm?.Smart watch?
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secureiam replied to the thread What can I use.didnt see frequency on this device, I know spikes and frequency changes can cause PSU's some issues.
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secureiam replied to the thread What can I use.I am aware there has been issue to this building in the past, which have been sorted allegedly, I have dug deeper remotely and now have...
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secureiam replied to the thread What can I use.okay this gives me some ideas I can look into
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secureiam replied to the thread What can I use.okay money no object whats the cheapest way of doing this buying or hiring. seen somethings on line that arent mega expensive but not...
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Yes, assuming you have a laptop. Buy a cheap USB analogue to digital converter. (AKA “USB Oscilloscope”.) Less than £50 on eBay and...
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No. Even to hire such a thing for a week would be far more than £100.
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secureiam replied to the thread What can I use.hmm thanks.
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I am not a sparky. However I suspect an electrical issue maybe occurring in a supply to an out building where part of an alarm system...
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secureiam replied to the thread Scantronic 8136 uk Keypad protocol.I have no idea, have you tried reaching out to Eaton/ Scantronic? But you probably need an R&D bod rather than a tech support agent.
