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you have no way of knowing that - are you actually saying you have NEVER had an alarm from a shockguard in over 20 years - "just turned it down guv, honest it`ll still pick up an intruder" - madness.
Scantronic 9448+ has been serviced but problem remains
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you have no way of knowing that - are you actually saying you have NEVER had an alarm from a shockguard in over 20 years - "just turned it down guv, honest it`ll still pick up an intruder" - madness.
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The alarm company came on Saturday and replaced the sensor. After the engineer left I armed the alarm and after about 4 hours it went off again without any vibration to trigger it. The panel showed the zone that was triggered was the one with sensor they'd replaced.
So the sensor has been replaced and the battery has been tested so does this point to a wiring fault of some description?
Thanks
The alarm company came on Saturday and replaced the sensor. After the engineer left I armed the alarm and after about 4 hours it went off again without any vibration to trigger it. The panel showed the zone that was triggered was the one with sensor they'd replaced.
So the sensor has been replaced and the battery has been tested so does this point to a wiring fault of some description?
Thanks
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