The original boxes had a power input 12v ac or dc , you could fit a psu in the loft and power the box that way .
Then they took this option off
They are now putting it back on !
What unit do you have ? Is it the round battery or two slim flat batteries ?
I think I must have the unit without the power supply option since there is a leaflet in the packaging box stating "the DELTABELL-WE no longer has terminal blocks for connecting a 12V external power supply."
We always change batteries in the WE siren every 24months as customer always end up triggering alarms
and this then avoids a call out charge in between Svc.
If the alarm has activated more than 12 times, I'm surprised the batteries have lasted so long.
Customers get really ar$ey when you tell them cost of batteries and weve even had warranty requests - Incidentally
none of the MFR's will give any warranty on batteries.....I know as Ive tried several times
Had an electrician come round last week to have a look about wiring up my current Deltabell. After some negotiation, came to an agreement of £65 for labour and materials.
When he came round yesterday to wire up power supply, he noticed the bell is totally wireless. He has now quoted me £55 for a new Deltabell X (full illumination and his logo) which he normally sells for £75. He is not going to charge any extra for labour or materials.
Does this sound reasonable? £120 in total for new wired Deltabell X with all labour and materials?
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