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Is cat5e cable suitable for the for task?

1. You would continue to operate your system in the same manner, 2. I don't imagine you'll have difficulty fitting the speech dialler if you've fitted your own alarm.

You shouldn't be looking to default the whole system. You only want to default the engineer code/ Manager code. As far as I'm aware the only way to default the entire G2 panel is via the engineer menu. Once the codes have been defaulted you can disable the relevant comms programming. I know...

G3 520? With a panel that size I'm guessing it's not a residential system? In any case you don't have to default the whole system. It can just be a case of defaulting the engineer code. A decent local installer should have the software/ and equipment to do this. I've done it plenty of times. ADT...

Thanks for all the responses. Based on the feedback it think I'll go with the 4mm. I was trying to avoid a visit to the wholesalers. Regards Meshak

The electrician has wired 3x 4mm cables to a couple sockets, and it was definitely a struggle when I put one back together that's why I was hoping to the same thing but with the smaller cable. The socket won't be feeding anything heavy, just the odd kitchen top appliance ie a blender or toaster...

Hi all, In the back of the regs book there's an image of a 4mm radial circuit , there is then socket wired in 2.5mm spured from a jb My question, is it OK to spur directly off a socket to feed 1 double in 2.5mm.

Yes, if it's like the GE security brand I fit the, the the top bit is a seismic to detect vibration and the key hold cover is an independent device which works on a micro switch. They basically screw together. The two parts can either wired in series or placed on separate zones. Take it apart...

Scantronic do universal transmitters and receivers. You could connect a pir directly to the input of the transmitter. The output of the receiver could connect to a zone on your house alarm.

Worst case scenario, the keypad is knackered. The water may have caused a short and blown away fuse in the panel. Dry the keypad, check the fuses

You should be able to place the sliding lever on 1 zone and the seismic on another. I'm assuming your system isn't signalling to an approved ARC on police response. What's the reasoning for trying to create a confirmed alarm??

Issues like this require you to get a multi meter and do proper fault finding, you can't just assume the panel is faulty. You'll end up spending money on new equipment only to find its not the panel. BTW it's probably nothing to do with this "anti code" you've referenced. Disconnect the bell...

Defaulting a Galaxy G3 doesn't involve shorting pins, so your on the wrong path there. Not sure if I should say how it's done for security reasons?

"is possible hypothetically for someone to be logging in remotely with the appropriate access set up and triggering these alarms remotely maybe to persuade me to call them out or that I do need the annual contract after all or is that sci fi stuff?" Highly unlikely, I wouldn't be possible for...

You referenced Honeywell Evo home in your 1st post, i would have thought galaxy touch centre would be up your street, expensive though. In terms of a wireless system Galaxy flex with mk8 keypad Or the scantronic ion with the i-kp01 if you can still get hold of one (that model of keypad has...

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You'll find the Swan brand isn't highly rated amongst the pros. Are you definitely after I cameras. Analogue should bring the price down.