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I don't trust Hikvision to be honest, in that its partly owned by the chinese government. I have a feeling that as soon as you plug one of the dvrs/nvrs into a network, there is no doubt they can get access to your cameras and recordings. But wouldn't be surprised if it also turns into a sort of...

There is a jumper in the bell box which lets you select to activate the internal battery.

Your panel is losing internet connection, whats your wifi signal like and how far away from your internet router is the panel?

A picture may help.

Just try turning the power off to it and unplugging the battery in the main panel. The bell box may have a backup battery in it but if it's old it won't sound for long. If you don't want it going off just plug it back in or like ^ said you will need some ladders. Or just buy a new battery if...

First off well done for having a go sounds like a interesting system, I've been keeping my eye on these new bits of kit like the Hive stuff with interest. Definitely can see potential with them. But like sparkymarka says there are better bits of kits out there that already that just do the...

The delta bell x does not have any led back lights on the module itself its just the light box (light plate) and the two red leds at the bottom, plus the strobe.

It definitely sounds like a limited video processing problem, my old nvr when the cameras are set to 4mp wont show the live image on the monitor just a blank screen but will record them at that resolution. It may be just how you dvr is and nothing you can do about it, just have a mess around...

Sounds like you dvr can only handle a certain level of video processing, you could try reducing the frame rates of all the cameras if you go down to 15 fps you won't really know any difference in the video but get longer recording time and will reduce the video processing. I recently worked on...

Prefer the Euro 46 myself but probably because I have more experience with them. If you can get a cable to the garage controller you can program a output to control the door and program one of the buttons on the keyfob to open the door also controllable within the phone app. Great if you have...

Have you checked if you have a live line in the hall? You should have 50v between the 2 and 5 pins.

Wouldn't that just set all the Areas if you turn flexi set off?

It just like programing any other device, go to change inputs go to the input that matches the wireless smoke head zone (in your picture thats zone 6) set the zone type as 01 fire go through the options until the description and give it a name.

You could try putting the pcb in another pir casing you know is ok.

The Accenta is a very common basic alarm the sort of an electrician will fit not a proper alarm engineer. Its one of the cheapest systems out there. I wouldn't worry about reliability there is not much to go wrong with them. I wouldn't bother fitting one myself as you can pick up something...

If the set up of the hall pir as 09 ER working? Im sure if the entry timer isnt started by a 07 final exit zone first, inputs programed as 09 behave like a normal intruder input 06 when set? So if you set the alarm and walk in front of a input set as 09 it just triggers the alarm it doesn't...

Is it a cosmetic or security thing? Conduit could be a option if its a security issue also can look better than clipped cables. I personally try and keep all the cables inside though the loft and then just come down in conduit and leave the nvr in the loft and run 2 cat5/cat6 down to where...

You know you will need to program the pgm output as engineer access (58) for it to work?

Engineers hold off just let you open the bell box lid without it going off in your face, I wouldn't bother with it.

I would use it for the link between - and t in the bell the orange bit in the drawing but it doesn't really matter where you put it.