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You're all goons for telling him how to default a current, reasonably professional panel. Optimas and the like one thing, 9751 which could have comms is another

Consult a local firm and to an engineer out?

Still reckon you've not actually defaulted it.... Edit ;)

Too right!

You remove the default link live, then fit attack link back, and as long as the bell tamps T&A are linked out,close the panel lid, then it'll bleep then reset. You havnt actually defaulted it yet ;)

All the faults need to be cleared when defaulting. So in your case remove all wiring bar RKP. Link out all zones, and tampers. Power up, remove wire link, add link to PA, close panel lid. It will go 'beep beep', with day light on. Then enter default eng code. Simple as that. I very much...

Just need some info, if you could PM me that would be ace :)

Probably need to be good quality (maybe) Duracell type 1.5v...

Buy cheap, buy twice as a general rule

Interesting, sounds like i've pulled though :| :?:

photo's? Send FAO. Gary Glitter :wink: I jest :) Seriously, when i was 14 i was too busy having a kick about, looking/dreaming about boning girls. Your posts do not appear to be that of a 14 y/o, especially the thread about the CD 95 a few weeks back

Exactly what you say. The professional stuff should be left to trades only. I like how Honeywell wont help if you're not registered with them, hopefully keeps a little more control over who fits em.... I love Premiers, so easy to use, but we don't fit them as a rule. This is down to how easy end...

See, how would a 14 yo know that? Something doest add up imo!

I/we get no bonus what so ever for changing batteries at that interval, I can assure you of that. Well done on using your gold battery tester, I have one too. You seem to be using this as some kind of guarantee of it lasting another 12 months. I assure you this is not the case. We also fit...

And? We (NSI Gold) change them at 3/4 years. Simple as that fella... If this upsets you I'm sorry :lol:

We change them @ 3 years, 4 years max. Expected life at 20 degrees is 3-5. Hotter temps reduce that time further. Imo you're asking for trouble leaving them longer.

Pretty reasonable id say for a full service, spot potential issues etc..... Batteries should be replaced every 3 years as a general rule. Why did you not opt for it to be done?

When was it last serviced?

Eh? :shock: If you had a long power cut, like 9 hrs over, the panel will power down and the bell should ring for 20 mins. If it was a shorter power cut, the battery should have taken care of it really with no drama. When did you last have it serviced?

just think about what you've put on a public forum....... :lol: