Honeywell alarm are they any good.

[jackieboy]

I have a full HoneyWell Alarm system boxed . I've just moved into a new build, I want an alarm fitted but don't want any wires on display nor do I want conduit up my walls. is it possible to fit without seeing wires (or very little ) or should I get a good quality wire free system.
I know wire is better.

 

[sparkymarka]

Crystal ball ? .....all depends on the layout of the house ....if it's a new build its going to have chipboard floors , so that's a bit of a no no for taking up, I've just fitted my nephew a Texecom hybrid 48w but I did manage to hardwire front door , keypad , lounge , landing , bell by drilling back into the garage and up the cavity to the loft .... Only fitting the patio door and kitchen with wireless devices...

 

[GalaxyGuy]

I have a full HoneyWell Alarm system boxed

There are a few different types of Honeywell. If it's a Honeywell Galaxy G2/Dimension/Flex system, then you can add an RF portal (for around £40) to configure some devices as wireless, while keeping as many as possible wired as per sparkymark's example with Texecom above.