Homeowner Forum / Security Alarms / May 2006

No, I won't tell you what you should do again, Nomen.
I will reiterate though- find out what part # 60-401 is, how to use it,
and check out the various devices that are wireless from GE and other
manufacturers.

Robert has obviously never used a walk-behind trencher (or been involved
in laying low voltage cable).  I have several Provincial Government
related contracts that require both (trenching and the laying of low
voltage cable).  I have on more than one occasion wound up coming up

We are non-profit church group.
We would like to solicate for proposal of security camera system.
I am the volunteer and new to do this.
Can you please tell me any web site or newsgroup I can submit this

<rant>
Why the heck do some installers put LCD display keypads at switch height?
You'd have to be 4' tall to read them...or worse yet; on your knees to
program the system.

There is a message on the board relating to "hot teen sex" that is infected.
DONT OPEN IT....delete it immediately....
RHC

I had one of my customers call me today to cancel service.  It seems another
company just happened to be in the neighborhood and had a promotion going
on.  The promotion was a free alarm system with keyfob's.  So my customer
decided to go with the new company and get the free ...

Could anyone tell me if pet sensors/PIRs work. I have been recommended Optex
RX-40PT   -  RX40QZ. Or has anyone got any other suggestions.
Denise

My pleasure once again to disconnect a PC3000 panel
when i first put it in it seemed   and looked fantastic when i put it into
to an architects new modern home 12 years ago. Till one day it started
locking up on phone line for no reason  replaced the board with a new pc

Where Has Caddx moved there webuser software up date?  I can't seam to get
there from caddex .com

I'm looking for a wireless security receiver for commercial buildings
that can handle several motion detectors as well as door and window
contacts.  The ideal receiver should also have dry contact outputs for
every sensor in order to connect them to any commercial alarm system.

I would like to relocate my telco's NID to my home network/security enclosure
inside my house.  I have read on this Group that splicing the telco's main drop
is a no-no.  Is there a good way of extending the drop to reach my home-run
enclosure?  Also, any recommendations on good NID ...

If anyone here cares, i put up a sample elk security wiring diagram on my
blog [http://homeautomation.wordpress.com/ ] and also on cocoontech
[http://www.cocoontech.com/index.php?showtopic=4327]
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Can anyone provide a web link (UK if possible) for a device that makes
an audible alert when the power is lost to it. I'm looking for a simple
plugtop size device that plugs into a standard UK 1363 mains socket and
makes a buzz / sound when power is lost to it.

So yesterday I left my car lights on for the whole day. When I got back
to the car, the battery was dead.
I managed to jump the car with cables of a colleague and thought I
would be fine.

Hello;
Some may be sick of me, welcome to uesnet.
The police were just here, i played some audio files, they didn't seen to be
impressed.