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And what if someone targeting your property waited until you left, disabled your external sirens in broad daylight in a way that appeared they were in fact an alarm company…. Only to come back of an evening to break in? The end user comes home notices a tamper on their panel looks at the...

My message above applies. Until you try you won’t know whether the engineer has set it up for solely an engineer reset. If you have an engineer company you could ask them if it goes pear shaped Either way it sounds like you need to remove the sensor so…

No the tamper will go off. Stop it with your code and hopefully your engineer has set it up so that your code can reset the tamper also.

Just needs to be closed before the set times out.

Exit door can be open at the point of setting.

Yes you could

I’m not overly familiar with that system but if you download the manuals no reason you’d struggle to maintain yourself. Plenty of folk will offer helpful advice here too.

Let’s start with what you’ve currently got installed?

Have another try. Could have been a glitch when it triggered the wireless arming process.

Did you try it a second time with the new tag?

Whatever you end up doing get an email address for Fiona Bruce and get that bad boy onto the telly! :D

Having been stung in the past provoking them only by eating an ice lolly in their vicinity, albeit in my garden where they don’t pay rent, if you want to be inside your shed with the bar stewards feel free - I’d rather give them a wider berth

…any helpful suggestions of anything that is rated with good reviews that I could apply to and around the shed to keep the buggers away?

Did 1111 get you into the engineers menu? Do you have a maintenance contract with your installer? Two things already asked in the thread…

me thinks a wee sensor has been played with :cautious::cautious:

Try 1111

Did you do your own install?

Do you have the engineers code?

System displays under system options

What sparky says. 10 seconds with top and bottom buttons