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    Fike Twinflex pro fire alarm install

    Thank you yes i always do my research before i do anything and like i say all mains parts will be installed by a electrician
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    Fike Twinflex pro fire alarm install

    And if your refeering to cable support yes i am aware of this i would use fire cable clips with cable safe fire clips for trunking along with de walt wall dog securing screws
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    Fike Twinflex pro fire alarm install

    I am doing my level 2 C&G 2365 and do have basic knowledge of 2 wire fire alarm systems and i am doing all my research into it not just going to be throwing it up and will get it checked by a fire alarm installer as well
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    Fike Twinflex pro fire alarm install

    Thanks guys i went with Fike as a company was kind enough to let me have a ex display unit (might be why) and i no the honeywell gent systems are not too bad im a security officer and on the site i work we manage the fire alarms which is a sentri four repeater panel
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    Fike Twinflex pro fire alarm install

    Ok thank you i am trying to find a company to volunteer with but not meany what id call fire alarm install companies in my area mostly electricians installing them
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    Fike Twinflex pro fire alarm install

    Simple answer is i am a bit of a geek second is i want to become a fire alarm installer and find best way its to practise and few other personal reasons
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    Fike Twinflex pro fire alarm install

    Hello have few questions first can i even do this i am looking to install a Fike twinflex pro fire alarm system in my home i have gotten the ok from my housing association to do this but am i allowed to do this by law i have been looking into it and have seen most systems need design plans...
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    Security Alarm Install

    New Q the texecom panel lets you use fire sensors so i am going to install one in most of the rooms what i would like to know is it ok to use alarm cable out should i new the red fire alarm cable but noticed the smallest is 1.5mm is that not over kill for a 12v sensor
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    Security Alarm Install

    hello here is 2 photos of the socket i was thinking about coming off of it is actually a single radial socket on its own 16A mcb so really all i would be doing is carrying on the Radial correct?
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    Security Alarm Install

    yes i already have the 1.5mm flex lol i could get 0.75 if you think that be better
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    Security Alarm Install

    yes i already have the 1.5mm flex lol i could get 0.75 if you think that be better
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    Security Alarm recommendations

    Texecom all the way best i have ever used,seen also the support is second to know
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    Security Alarm Install

    Top man thanks for your help
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    Security Alarm Install

    ok thanks so it is ok to do that then then 1.5mm flex to the panel
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    Security Alarm Install

    i can't come off the lights they have no earth
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    Security Alarm Install

    ok is that allowed ?
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    Security Alarm Install

    Hello am i right in thinking its ok to spur off a plug socket to FCU with 2.5 twin and earth the 1.5mm flex to the Security alarm panel ? am i right in thinking reason i want to do this is because there is no space in the CU

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