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Best wireless system w/recessed door and window contacts?

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Mike Fuller

In your opinion what is the best wireless system w/recessed door and
window contacts out there. I don't care about the cost if it works.
 
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In your opinion what is the best wireless system w/recessed door and
window contacts out there. I don't care about the cost if it works.

NONE, they are not reliable.

Paul
 
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Mark Leuck

Gorn said:
That is no longer true. It is solely dependent on the type of battery the
device uses and the quality of the installation. If there is and
significant amount of sheet metal in the domain...don't use wireless.

So how long have you been talking to walls Gorn?
 
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Mark Leuck

Gorn said:
Napco, Caddx(GE), Bosch (Radionics) and Honeywell (Ademco)

Personally, I have Bosch. Flawless system. It's not just the transmitters
that are important, it's the receiver.

BTW, I have nearly 10 years in the security business as a sales engineer.

If I recall Radionics used either ITI or Innovonics wireless, they never
made their own
 
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Napco, Caddx(GE), Bosch (Radionics) and Honeywell (Ademco)

Personally, I have Bosch. Flawless system. It's not just the transmitters
that are important, it's the receiver.

BTW, I have nearly 10 years in the security business as a sales engineer.

Its amazing to realize how big your electronic knowledge level is with
your 10 years to be an..
what did you say..
you are an engineer..
in radio communication
OR
in trench cutting, hammer and cleaning cloths?

Poor customers who have been advised by you.

One thing YOU are right with its the receiver.. better the received
signal who is important but when there is no valid signal due to an
external transmitters disturbing the received signal.. conclude.

Paul
 
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Subject: Re: Best wireless system w/recessed door and window contacts?

Gorn wrote

js

Wake me up when he answers. I'd love to know what a sales engineer is.

Is usual in the alarm business, a lot of wet finger in the wind years
experience and knowledge..
Its called engineer or specialist or alarm whatever.

Paul
 
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