11-20-2012, 05:00 AM
Well you have explain it very well, I got answers of all quarries, keep sharing such type of information in future too.
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Keeping a tidy main panel
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02-24-2014, 12:06 AM
wexfordman wrote:
Quote:if anyone had any tips, or photos of their panels to show as an example.We\'re not Comfort Installers (yet) but here is how the majority of our panels are installed.. I think it\'s exceptionally neat but then we do this day in day out so it should be! 
02-24-2014, 07:39 AM
[user=5152]rfs[/user] wrote:
Quote:We\'re not Comfort Installers (yet) but here is how the majority of our panels are installed..Well, why not? I hope you do start installing (neat) comforts
02-24-2014, 12:09 PM
slychiu wrote:
Quote:rfs wrote:Just looking at the moment.. Particularly at the sections on approval as we\'re SSAIB so it may have an impact on us.Quote:We\'re not Comfort Installers (yet) but here is how the majority of our panels are installed..Well, why not? Is there a list of approved (do you run an approval program?) installers - be interesting to know if there are any near us already. The trouble with your kit is I suspect 95% of users will want to \"play\" with the equipment themselves which is a scary thought for us (think design liability, equipment malfunction or worse case fail to perform in a genuine break in). I\'m not saying it\'s a DIY panel but I think it\'s more than likely DIY\'ers will purchase and install (perhaps incorrectly). Am I way off?? And also, as an alarm system and nothing else - it\'s way too expensive. You would really have to use it to the max to get anywhere near your monies worth. But it looks good and I particularly like the CBUS interface..
03-11-2015, 11:07 AM
[user=41]Home[/user] wrote:
Quote:UUUghI guess you disagree? Why\'s that?
03-11-2015, 05:50 PM
Ah. It\'s just not suitable for everyday installs is all..
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