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Afternoon all. Ok alarm man... By the sounds of it you have your PIRs sent to entry... Which means you have 20seconds as standard to disarm the alarm... If I was you buy the 6400 panel. Blonde hello! You need to do what Hoover said. Good advice Hoover. Set to omit home, set it at night...

DVrs are very quiet, and are coming down in price massively. There is the new touch screen systems now that are very stylish. You can get a 16 channel with DVD and 2tb for about £220. Excellent record quality. I have 8 cameras on my house the DVr sits on next to my desktop and the screen on top...

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Oh yeah why has it come up on most recent one?

I would check some of the advice guys... If the door is intended to keep people in and only people with keys are to exit. Such as secure units. Children's homes ect then a fire panel gsm system is what is required, if it is something like I.e a bank where the control doors need to be breached in...

Jon if you want me to price it for you I can price it through my supplier to give you an idea. Let me know what your looking for.

Hijon, I've installed a few of these as the cheaper option to many main stream alarms, there is a Honeywell which you can have add ons. Including fobs. Yale is a decent alarm it does what it says and there is no service charge the only cost for the page is normal call costs from your...

Lol. Right you access the DVr menu ( the recording thing)by right clicking on the c Screen it should ask you to login. Click ok no password should be required if it does then its normally 888888. Go to system Click on network Enable DHCP. Your IP address will be 2nd line down...

Np charlie. Depends on your make but they are all the same really. H.264 d1 system. 192.168.0. Last two digits are unique to your system either 07,08,09,10, 11 or 12. You can find your IP address in the menu config area go to Menu Net services/ network. Ur IP address. Go to windows...

Now swope camera 1 to say camera2 and see if the same happens, Is camera one contacts sealed properly? Have you hit the cable with a hammer? Or is it tangled round number 3?

Do me a favour can you unplug the camera it is flicking too and tell me what happens.

This is another option yes. But the DVr also records in pal. And you can access it through the IP address when connected to networks, you can control from pc as well. S you get bets of both worlds. Yes d1 DVr systems are high spec but you don't need to go that high. However d1 dvr systems arent...

Well out of reach mine are at 3m. I install at half the house height on domestic and full building height on warehouses. But those are r485 controlled cameras with op zoom.

If I was a novice I would use the ready made bnc cable. With the duel power often called rg59 but its not... It's a cheap replacement for it. But just as good for DIY jobs. Makes Sony, bosh, lg samsung. bottom line is they are all sony chip systems though and made is the same factory over...

If you get a pro in they should hide the wires and run them properly! They should run the cables in conduit around the building so it can't be tampered with if they don't run them through the building under floors ect. If they don't then they are just cowboys and that ****es me off and they...

Well before the arguing started this was a sensible post but just takes narrow minded people to spoil the help... Every engineer will give you different arguments for different alarms... The bottom line is there is that many out there no one will give you a straight answer. I would say...

You want 640tvl 1/3 chip system, Ir 30m+. with 1tb dvr unit channels all depends on how many cameras, don't forget the correct cabling not the cheap stuff! wiring is just as important as the lenses chip. you can get ir flood lamps as well which will light up the garden like the moon reflecting...

No that's so u don't get carbon monoxide poisoning your boiler should be in a vented room. The outline that(steam) is poisoness. It dispenses excess gas and moisture from the boiler. The vent can be used but there is a unwritten rule the cables can not exceed 30% of the hole as it is a vent to...

Is the air vent straight through? Or is it part of the outlet of the boiler? I've used many of vents to run cabling through. But make sure they are just air vents nothing else take the lid off and look inside.

You was right John the 3 pir were set to burglar. They are now set to home. And that pad does work that's £10 in my pocket nice one John. Need to get you a beer.