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Posted by Steven on November 3, 2005, 6:01 pm
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Is one better recomended that the other? Sentrol 5150 vs Ademco ASC-SS1
Thank you Steven
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Posted by Frank Olson on November 4, 2005, 6:33 am
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> Is one better recomended that the other? Sentrol 5150 vs Ademco ASC-SS1
> Thank you Steven
Use the Sentrol if you have to. Care to tell us a little more about the
installation you're working on??
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Posted by Steven on November 4, 2005, 3:51 pm
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closed loop zone, There are only 9 windows in this unit. Steven
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>> Is one better recomended that the other? Sentrol 5150 vs Ademco ASC-SS1
>> Thank you Steven
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> Use the Sentrol if you have to. Care to tell us a little more about the
> installation you're working on??
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Posted by Frank Olson on November 4, 2005, 8:14 pm
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span the entire width of the window. Properly installed (on the outside of
the window), your customer would enjoy being able to open the window without
worrying about knocking off a "bug" or "stretching" the wire. In addtional,
he could open it as wide as he wants on a hot day and still enjoy full
protection.
There are a number of companies in the US (and Canada) that are involved in
fabricating and upgrading window security screens. You can check out one of
them here:
http://www.securityscreens.com/
Google "security screens" or "window security screens".
Another option is to go with alarmed window barricades.
http://www.micronsecurityproducts.com/micron/
These units remove easily in the event of an emergency, but will also
"fault" the zone (if your system's disarmed), or sound the siren if it's
armed.
> It's a slider type windows in this home (condo), Each pane is about 35x20.
> closed loop zone, There are only 9 windows in this unit. Steven
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>>> Is one better recomended that the other? Sentrol 5150 vs Ademco ASC-SS1
>>> Thank you Steven
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>> Use the Sentrol if you have to. Care to tell us a little more about the
>> installation you're working on??
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Posted by Crash Gordon on November 4, 2005, 8:34 pm
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I've used those IEI lithium battery powered ones a few times when situation
called for it and the prewire co. only ran 2 conductor. They work well..only
problem is when battery goes.
| I'd suggest having a custom window security screen fabricated that would
| span the entire width of the window. Properly installed (on the outside
of
| the window), your customer would enjoy being able to open the window
without
| worrying about knocking off a "bug" or "stretching" the wire. In
addtional,
| he could open it as wide as he wants on a hot day and still enjoy full
| protection.
|
| There are a number of companies in the US (and Canada) that are involved
in
| fabricating and upgrading window security screens. You can check out one
of
| them here:
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| http://www.securityscreens.com/
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| Google "security screens" or "window security screens".
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| Another option is to go with alarmed window barricades.
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| http://www.micronsecurityproducts.com/micron/
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| These units remove easily in the event of an emergency, but will also
| "fault" the zone (if your system's disarmed), or sound the siren if it's
| armed.
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| > It's a slider type windows in this home (condo), Each pane is about
35x20.
| > closed loop zone, There are only 9 windows in this unit. Steven
in
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| >>> Is one better recomended that the other? Sentrol 5150 vs Ademco
ASC-SS1
| >>> Thank you Steven
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| >>
| >> Use the Sentrol if you have to. Care to tell us a little more about
the
| >> installation you're working on??
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| >
| >
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