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Posted by BIG NIGE on June 26, 2005, 9:24 pm
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> > PeterCB wrote:
> >>
> >> What are your intentions for response?
> >
> > To alert the neighbours. On balance, I think that I've got more chance
> > of a faster response than signalling the police.
> >
> > Not a criticism - just my personal experience, that's all.
>
> Well you must have good neighbours then :)
>
> Due to the fact that most people ignore alarms
> these days and probably nearly all people
> ignore persistant false alarming - I'd make
> sure I fit good quality equipment and detectors.
>
> It only has to go off a couple of times and even
> your best neighbours will be saying, "freds alarm's
> going off again!"
>
> Going back to your original question.
> I'd say you've got enough detectors and
> the advice from others in this thread is good
> also.
>
> Personally, I'd only fit shock sensors if I can
> conceal the wiring without too much fuss or
> if I'm ready to decorate. Door contacts -
> probably only your front door needed.
>
> Good luck and keep the false alarms to
> none otherwise it's a costly and pointless
> exercise.
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