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Celotex/Kingspan, that's what i have in mine, as for the flooring area, mine was filled with Rockwool before the floor went done, and then boarded over the top

OK so is the alarm company NSI or SSAIB?

Post the log as an attachment if it will let you, may be easier on the eye.

I would have thought that under a maintenance agreement you would expect a call out within a reasonable amount of time, seems to me even though the company has given you a quote they don't want the work, if they did i would have thought they would respond, show some enthusiasm towards getting...

You may not need planning permission, that's is true in most cases, however the work is still notifiable and inspected by building control, if you do not have the correct permission and paperwork you will never be able to sell it as a bedroom, as your carpenter and builder have stated. If it was...

Depending on the size weight and type of tiles, it may be better to just S&C and tile straight on top. Only downside is waiting for the render to dry out, but will be the best surface to tile on.

There are no images in your albums that i can see, but it does not really matter, get a structural engineer in before you trash your house or do yourself some damage, and if this is to be a habitable space, i assume you have BC involved and the required permissions to do this work?

Depending on which model smoke alarm it is, it may have a relay output built in, i which case you just wire this to a zone on the panel and programme as 24 hour, or Fire

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Looking at their website the free service should do it, as for straightforward, hey we solved the last one so why not this one, i can send you documents detailing how to load the apps for the online keypad etc onto the ComIP, just PM me your email address.

It may not be the PIR at fault, it could be the panel, either way you need to open the box and without the engineers code you will have all the bells going off. I would suggest you contact a local SSAIB or NSI registered company, or a company used by friends relatives to look at it for you...

The Premier 24 cannot use the ComIP module, this only works on the Premier 48 and upwards. The test message issue is not uncommon, it is not a guaranteed service, are you saying you get no messages at all or are they delayed?

Yeah big OOPS, but hey at least i am man enough to admit where we were wrong, no point trying to fudge it, just own up, sort the issue, and make sure everyone is happy. At the end of the day all i want is for Tazers alarm to do exactly what he wants.

By all means give me a call tomorrow, just check the position of the magnet in relation to the reed switch, and the distance the magnet is from the reed switch, should be no more than 20mm MAX. Just want to keep this post updated for the benefit of others who may have similar issues.

Naughty step done, tech support sorted, time for a beer me thinks :D

OK so i spoke with Tazer today, thoroughly nice chap. New expander had arrived and still showed the same symptoms, now i have to admit that both myself, and our Tech Support guys had overlooked a couple of things. First, you have to tell Wintex to send/receive Radio Data when you set up...

You could use a 6mm cement backer board, providing there is no deflection in the floor and they are sound. Have a look for posts regarding Marmox, Aquapanel or Hardibacker.

You can access via Wintex, or you can use Java apps loaded onto the ComIP, we have an SDK which can be used to load apps onto the module, you can then access these via the device. For example we have an online keypad, you can view the log, you can view the zone status or the area status...

Do it right or don't bother, alarm systems are designed in specific ways for reasons, the main considerations are the risk to the property or the contents, the building construction, and the ease of use for the end user, in this case you are the user and the installer, the advice given here is...