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Your absolutely right sparky, thanks for that. Will I need any power adapters for the bell or does the control panel provide this? Also what's the difference between the MC1MINI-WE (£44) and the MC2-WE?

How is the gsm kit cheaper mate? Also on pyronic's website, it states: "32 Wireless Inputs, 2 Wired inputs & 3 Wired outputs on board", so what does that mean? Could you create a shopping cart with the items to show me what you mean by cheaper?

Your a star musszzy for provided a detailed breakdown & explanation. My only query is for question 5, which is what kit/accessories would I need to have the following:- 3 x pir detectors, 2 x door contact (For Final Exit Door & Garage Door), 1 x external bell, 1 x control panel, 1 x keypad...

Thank you very much Bernard & Sparky for clarifying this. More questions:- 1. Musszzy said that the enforcer has facility for a wired siren and two wired zones, so would it be possible to hard-wire: 1 x bell siren, 1 x keypad and 1 x door contact, but have all the PIR detectors as wireless...

Thank you Bernard. This is why I'm interested in going for the Pyronix as it has a two-way communication and is highly recommended, but my question was can I hard-wire the bell box and the keypad, but all the sensors stay wireless?

LOL!, sorry. I would have very little issues in installing a wireless alarm, however I would like to have a hard-wired bell for the convenience of not having to climb on a ladder to change the batteries.

Sparky, you must be an expert, whereas I'm an amateur with good all-round diy skills and basic knowledge on wireless alarms. BTW is that 1.5hrs for a hard-wired or wireless alarm system?

JohnD, I agree. Where I live, neighbours have got a huge guard dog and all the locks on my doors have been beefed up to high quality ABS anti-snapping, so it's pretty safe. I just want an alarm for peace of mind. So what can you recommend?

Thank you for your prompt replies. Bernardgreen - I thought Pyronix was one of the better systems out there and that it didn't matter whether it was wired or wireless? Would wireless make it a lot less secure? The reason I don't want to do wired is because I don't know how to do it. If there...

Hello, I'm wanting to purchase a wireless kit, but also has wired capabilities. I rang one of your highly recommended companies, Pyronix today, but unfortunately they are closed over the weekend, so I decided to post on here. I want a wireless alarm system for ease of install, but I was...

According to the link you provided, it says that Polyurethane insulation is:- I've got a rough measurement...although different sizes for front and Rear walls Front wall - total wall thickness is just over 25cm Rear wall - total wall thickness is 30-32cm The external stones and...

ROFLOL! Thats a shocking video :P

Thank you AronSearle. How can I make sure that they fill all the areas?

Thank you very much guys for your helpful advice. I'm in two minds as I don't have enough info to know what this stuff is and at the same time I'm thinking winter will be here soon again, so should I get it done or not :?: I know you must be thinking I'm mad, but so far I've not found a...

I agree Hugh mate. He's taken me to a house where this has been done and I can clearly see it. FYi, he's explained how it's done... ...Small Holes are drilled into the external walls and it is then pumped/sprayed in with pressue whilst it is hot and runny, allowing it to get to those hard...

He told me that they drill small holes in the external wall and then use a machine to pump this into wall with pressure. The question is mate, is this stuff any good? Can it cause any damp issues?

Hello again everyone, sorry to trouble you, but I have a little bit more info regarding the type of insulation... Below is the pic of the insulation that they want to inject...it melts into the wall???

Thanks dishman. I think you've answered my question mate. I really do need to think about this before going ahead. My home is very drafty and hardly warms up. It's like there are gaps where air is escaping as I can always feel the cold coming from somewhere.

So what you guys are saying is that moron is actually doing cavity wall insulation on a solid wall property?? :shock: :evil: But if that is the case, the what is this site about then? http://www.bufca.co.uk/home-owners/hard-to-heat-properties/??? @ dishman - he inspected the property and...

thank you very much for your help dishman. i don't understand how it would change the external looks of my house as the guy said he will drill holes into the wall and then pump/inject the insulation into the wall and should cause no damage (other than the drilled holes) or serious change to...