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lol better tell the gf not to overload the kitchen cupboards as these are fitted to these plasterboard walls, so is the valliant lol

ps ive never lived in new build before, how long has the system of plugging the rads into a outlet on the wall been out? also cant find a solid wall anywhere, everywhere I knock I can hear hollow plasterboard sounds, I know there is brick behind the plasterboard somewhere, but looks like im...

cheers baz all makes sense now, guess that explains why when I did have hot water set to 65 (to test) it was reading on boiler at 75+ degrees (and no not confusing with heating)

baz no I aint, but even when I set water to say 35 degrees its still red hot and boilers reading 65+ so just going of what boiler says, just don't get how if you set the water to a certain temp, the boiler reads that its sending out higher then what you've set it too steel yes ive set water...

so you two not got any ideas? on another note, love the fact that the rads in the house have hoses coming from them that appear to plug in to sockets on wall behind the rads to supply the hot water, and aimable bleed valves? amazing I just love these

hi this boiler is refusing to stay at the temp I set the water - it insists on blasting out hot water at 65degrees, I set it to 55 and confirm with tick. any ideas why its doing this? its brand new in a newly built house cheers

im slowly starting my journey into ip hd cameras.....

i take it you mean you have a controler fitted to the cable of your cables from your cameras? if so unless you want to butcher the cable (on screen controllers and switchs are normaly on the circuit board of pro install type cameras) think your going have to put the cables that come off...

nothing wrong with ebay, just dont buy the cheap rubbish. i will repeat ebay is fine for used highend cctv gear, thats why i have approx 10 grands worth of high end branded cctv gear, that only cost a fraction of that buying it used on ebay, and none of it has arrived doa, and continues to...

its the alarm signaling to turn the lights on, not th gjd triggering the alarm. so what your also saying is external sensors should not be used to trigger a ptz to move to location of the activation?. all the cheap pir lights i have used over the years have been very stable, never had...

hi mark, yer i seen that in the maual and understood it, its the relay and the other conponent that got me (on the pic) i didnt know what the componet was until you just told me so thanks for that. when you get 2 mins, can you tell me what relay to buy and what diodes? never worked with these...

cheers bud, very surprised this is not a standard feature allready built in, lots of possibilitys with 12v lighting, but a cheap mod and a very usefull one.

ah nice little idear you have id be interested in this, but when the alarm is armed and someone presses the door bell? mmm maybe you could omit the zone with the door bell so it chimes and has not affect on the armed alarm?? just me thinking out loud, dont worry the lads on here will tell you...

hi rf, thanks for popping in, nice to know we have a gjd fitter on the forum. i belive it will be staright forawrd to connect the alarm and the gjd, (a latter project) now im fully aware the gjd is 240v and my led light is 12v (i knew before i bought them) have you ever modified the gjd...

gjd controller and 4 zone, and the thing i was waiting the most for, the 24w led light from china, all fully tested and working, just waiting for it to get dark to give it a real test. might need some help on conecting the gjd to my texecom 48, as i will need to fit a realy i belive to link...

we will just have to disagree, from what i have read on here, the vast majority of diy installs go without a problem, personally i think the cable runs, drilling and mounting the bell box are the difficult bits.

i asked him if he could do it and whats putting him off, he has explained his reasons why. and i will always encourage someone has a go at fitting there own alarm system and avoiding having to pay £100s to get it installed, after all this is a diy site, not a trade referal site, its not...

i wont run any more through the rad trunking, even though there is only a very very small chance of the hot pipe causing a problem.

32 here, till 2 years ago all my insurance was about the £350 mark and had been for years, last years was over £400 this year im looking at £470!!! clean lisence never ever had any points, and max no claims discount, its a damm disgrace, my insurance has went up 2 years running, the £350...