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The handles are attached to the spindles, doesn't seem to seperate. Anyway I swapped the handles today and it worked, the inside handle opened the door from the outside, unlike yesterday. If I can find the same handle set then I should be able to open the door from both sides, not sure how to go...

Thanks for all your help people, mods feel free to mark this thread as solved etc :) Also I would really appreciate it if you guys could help me out with this problem> http://www.diynot.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=282208 Thanks!

haha sweet well that's sorted then, ABS avocet it is!

That's fine, I take it that all fire brigades know or should know how to break the lock in England?

OK tried handle swapping and it made no difference, do I need a different locking system etc?

Cheers mate I will start by swapping the handles.

From the looks of it the lock type looks just like the one on the UPVC door on the porch. Do you know the name of the conservatory type locks or where I can buy a unit? Thank you

The handle at the front works but only when the door is unlocked and the key is twisted simultaneously with the handle being pushed. I want the handle to open the door when the door is unlocked without the need of a key (just like how the inside handle operates). Thank you

Not sure how to explain this but here goes, basically a front porch has been built with a new front door. Therefore I want to convert the old front door into a normal door that can be opened from both sides when unlocked without the need of a key. Also I want to be able to actually lock the door...

OK well I think the fact that certain firemen will be able to pick an ABS avocet lock is a risk I am willing to take. Are there any other locks that are better by any chance? EDIT: I am talking about the euro cylinder only if that makes sense?

Initially I thought it was the yale anti bump anti snap etc etc cylinder but now I have seen the more expensive CISA and ABS avocet cylinders. In general which cylinder lock is the best, feel free to add more suggestions if the ones above are no good. Thank you

OK cheers all for clarification. Please don't close this thread because JohnD might find out how to set the keyfob to the way I prefer when he checks out his yale system.

OK then the PIR is going to be an entry device so as soon as the countdown starts she has to press the disarm button on the keyfob. Cheers mate

Cheers

Sorry mod but seriously the others are really ****ing me off. Look nobody else apart from those with first hand yale knowledge (JohnD, yaleguy) answer this question: How can I set the yale keyfob to disarm the system without the need of making the entry countdown occur?

FFS didn't you read JohnD's reply saying that it is possible, as it supposedly is I am waiting for yaleguy for a confirmation, if I am mistaken then I have no further questions regarding the keyfob for now. Anyway please answer? How do I make the yale keyfob HSA6060 disarm the alarm...

JohnD said it was possible, until I hear a reply from yaleguy regarding this issue I will keep on asking: How do I make the yale keyfob HSA6060 disarm the alarm without the need to set off the entry timer?

[/url] Sorry double post If you actually read the brochure it says you need a registered installer to fit the product for it to be a grade 2 alarm. Anyway please answer yaleguy3? How do I make the yale keyfob HSA6060 disarm the alarm without the need to set off the entry timer?

OK I read the categories on the site and honestly I think I am a grade 1 and possibly grade 2. I think the highest value item is probably the really heavy dinner table which is still under a grand and although you can factor in mobiles they are usually with their owners so that's not much of an...

OK two questions: 1) What are the requirements of a grade 2 or 3 system or do you have a link which outlines the specifications for those grades? 2) How do I make the yale keyfob HSA6060 disarm the alarm without the need to set off the entry timer? Oh and Alarm I still think your posts...