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I echo sparkymarka, what pet do you have? Is it locked in a certain room when you leave the house or does it have free roam? We remove all ‘PET’ plastic shields from the sensors where ever possible

Where ever you are in the engineers menu keep hitting NO till the display is all in CAPITALS the press A to exit engineers. 1)There is a battery status check DIAGNOSTICS-Wireless devices-Battery Status this will then do a 300second count down to check batteries on sensors. Although this isn’t...

Both will do the job fine I agree with sparkymarka

This is for a remote keypad so only singular you want this one https://www.amazon.co.uk/PY49-PYRONIX-BATT-ES1-BATTERY-DELTABELL-WE/dp/B079VFQCX9/ref=mp_s_a_1_2?dchild=1&keywords=pyronix+bell+battery&qid=1600191477&sprefix=pyronix+bell&sr=8-2

Yes by all means a wireless expander would work with a premier elite panel, obviously an additional cost though.

If it just premier elite 24 and not 24-W then unfortunately they can’t be learnt onto the system

This is what you’ll be presented with, tamper micro switch is the flat blades switch bottom left once you take the lid off press that back down and it’ll stop the siren. Batteries: cylinder p/n CR34615D Flat square p/n CP405050-p2 Give them a google roughly about £20

Just leave it in the engineers menu is fine. It is a toss up between the two versions of batteries older models usually have the cylinder one and newer ones come with the two squares standard. take a small flat head screwdriver up and a large Phillips (any crosshead would do) use small flat...

If the alarm is working fine, no need to program anything new do it yourself. The bell will sound either way in engineers mode or not if you enter engineers mode first you won’t have to reset the tamper fault that it creates once you’re done

Cross is ok, it’s when they are run alongside one another issues may arise

If there is no easy cable run for a wired bell, I have seen enforcers being installed in the loft before. consider the user though, can they set it remotely?, are they using fobs?, if there’s a problem with the system will they be able to hear and read the panel... Is there an airing cupboard...

Could always back door it to reset the codes then delete the bell from the system until you get chance to look at it.

Yes ‘siren 1 tamper’ as suspected, do you have ladders to gain access to the outside bell? would need to replace the tamper in the bell or change the bell. If you don’t have any codes or contacts of anyone who would have the codes, you can down power the system and reboot it with a link in to...

Does it not state what is in tamper? Usual case would be external bell flexing/warping and releasing micro switch causing tamper problem. Kill the mains to panel (fused spur/mains board) Unscrew the panel (tamper alarm will sound) and remove battery from panel External bell will ring for 15mins...

Texecom resistance 4k7 alarm 2k2 tamper, straight swap 12v 0v alarm pair, leave pulse jumper default. I’m sure you will get a more in-depth answer to other points from another user

Power switch on the back of NVR then pull plug. How I’ve always done it and they’ve all come back on working fine

Have you tried another app, Hik-Connect?

If there is an update available. Update update update (y)

Depends on budget and preference. I’d always go Texecom premier elite for hardwired

Should handle 8 cameras fine, be wary the size of the HDD. Having double the number of cameras will reduce your playback length