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If you don’t have the engineers code you’d be better contacting the engineer. They’ve setup service intervals hence the triangle you are getting. There’s no issue ignoring the triangle but appreciate it will be annoying to see all the time!

Do you manage your own panel or was it supplier installed? If the latter the code won’t have been left as 1111

The bell strobing or squawking every time the alarm is set will absolutely drain the batteries quicker than if it wasn’t. I’m not surprised that 2.5 years in on the other system you haven’t had any problems, I’m managing systems without strobe/squawk where the bell batteries are still going...

Is there any reason you want the bell to confirm the system is armed? I ask only because it will drain your deltabell batteries quicker. If despite this you want the feature turned on you’ll find it within system options and under strobe/squawk at set Regarding the final exit door change...

Agreed

No cost a couple of years back but yeah if they can future proof they would be as well too

Let them move you a VOIP line but tell them you have someone in the house with a serious health need and need access to an old style landline for redundancies and they’ll leave you connected.

Boom boom Basil

Sorry not sure what you were asking. How did you get on?

If the peripherals can’t communicate with the panel it will alarm. Sometimes jamming can inadvertently and unintentionally happen. You can sometimes see this in the panel logs but it’s only for a brief period of time.

One of your inputs, in this case 02 hasn’t been named on the panel so it’s just showing the default. Do a walk test and see when it triggers.

Is it ok when disconnecting an old doorbell to just put both cables into connector blocks and leave the cables in the wall cavity? Not clear on where it’s going into the CU

In engineering mode under volume control…….

Do you have all the engineering codes etc? What kind of system is it?

Yeah agreed. I guess the point I’m making is if this concern exists in a tangible way its probably not going to go away

… which will still generate some, but not as much, radiation

…or punt the wife and kid to the MIL’s…

Unless you’re living in a mansion double bells are a bit unnecessary in my view. Get rid of the wired bell, keep it as a dummy bell box and move the board to a cupboard somewhere your wife doesn’t go.

You could always move the board and get a wireless delta bell

Genuinely though to what extent do you take it? Concerns about EMF are far wider ranging than home alarm systems? Are you turning your Wi-Fi off each night? Loads of examples