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Unfortunately budget is an issue, doing it for a landlord.If budget isn’t an issue the Nest smoke alarms are rather neat
Unfortunately budget is an issue, doing it for a landlord.
time to lift carpets/floors remove plasterboard, fish cables etc i agree the radio link makes a saving cost wise, would you rather 2 hours extra to run a communication cable or pay a bit extra for a radio base and little disruption to existing decor, id go radio everytimeYes this is why I am going for wireless. They are rental properties so are tenanted and I thought it would be a nightmare to try and run interlinks and end ups costing more than a wireless base.
time to lift carpets/floors remove plasterboard, fish cables etc i agree the radio link makes a saving cost wise, would you rather 2 hours extra to run a communication cable or pay a bit extra for a radio base and little disruption to existing decor, id go radio everytimeYes this is why I am going for wireless. They are rental properties so are tenanted and I thought it would be a nightmare to try and run interlinks and end ups costing more than a wireless base.
Unfortunately budget is an issue, doing it for a landlord.
best to visit the job first and see how difficult linking would be vs radio, cost of decor etc mounts up, plus the time taken to run said cable, depending on how the joists are run you may get away with fishing the cable through from room to room and radio linking some of themCheers everyone, gone with the Aico. I normally fit these but wire interlinked so I'm happy with the Aico unit. I was just surprised how much the wireless bases were so wondered what you guys were installing. I've quoted the landlord but not had a reply, I guess he's fallen off his chair and not got up yet.
unless its a bungalow
see alot of those fire angels aswell, B&Qs got them well stocked for penny pinching landlords
Aye ..... and this is why I see so many of those cheap and nasty BRK abominations installed in rental properties. Yuk.
see alot of those fire angels aswell, B&Qs got them well stocked for penny pinching landlords
remove alot of battery only fire angels, landlords dont seem to understand they have a duty of care to provide a decent fire alarm system
did one job where the landlord had 3 interlinked hardwired 230v alarms, wired in speaker cable
didnt even waste my time testing them lol, started fresh with a whole new system, kept me busy as the layout of this place was strange
When they went off did they play a tune?
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