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Existing cable used, just a stick on contact as went from a wooden door to a composite

Im laughing like hell here. Your humor is funny. Hey I have to laugh or I'll cry about all the money I've paid them over the years :lol: I only came on tonight for a quick check and look at the time already :shock:

Thanks for that. I'll give them a call Monday. They are local to me. Thanks for the offer for the free reset. If it worked you'd get a drink from me without a doubt. When my new Battery arrives im just going to take the plunge and do what I planed to do before I decided to come on here and...

Yes I call them as and when I need them. For example I had a new front door fitted. They came out and fitted a new door detector and billed me for £150. Every time they come to me it costs me dear. So why do I want to keep giving them £112 a year on top of all this cash? The system runs...

12 years ago the system cost me £1100. All the wires were already in place as it was a new build just waiting to except an alarm system of the house buyers choice. The system consists of 4 pir's, a front door detector, an internal bell and an outside bell and a key pad to arm and disarm

I did not and do not owe them any money. I kept the maintanance going for a couple of years after the initial installation.

This is a good idea for the future. I was not aware of engineer code at the time I cancelled

There are no outstanding bills. £282.80 was what we were quoted. These alarm systems use the same battery that kids ride on toys use. Or even some golf buggys. Power Sonic PS-1270 F1 12volt 7 amp or a yuasa NP7-12. I did not buy from ebay or amazon. There are plenty of businesses that aswell...

1. I refered to them as my alarm company incase they sue me for rubbishing them. 2. Yes I own the system and they installed it 12 years ago. I had them come in 2007 to move the location of the main panel from the side of the larder cuboard to the back of the wall cupboard as i was demolishing...

Yes I agree. £50 is about right for that job. I haven't saved £250 yet though. Lets see if all is ok when I swap them over, and hope that I dont become unstuck! :oops:

I know its ridiculous. The thing is people pay these prices so they carry on charging these prices.

Hello everyone My alarm people are charging £282 to come out and replace the back up battery in my Ts690. I think this is excessive. I decided to take the front panel off and silenced the alarm with my pass code. I located the battery and ordered one off the net for £24 delivered. Now...