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Where to buy parts for Radionics D6112

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Jack

Can someone tell me where to buy parts for my home Radionics D6112 alarm
system. The local alarm company's won't service my system unless I sign
up for the monitoring service. I'm in need of replacement smoke/heat
detectors which are acting up.

All replies are greatly appreciated.

Regards,
Gary
 
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fly in the ointment

Jack wrote
Can someone tell me where to buy parts for my home Radionics D6112 alarm
system. The local alarm company's won't service my system unless I sign
up for the monitoring service. I'm in need of replacement smoke/heat
detectors which are acting up.

Are they 2 wire or 4 wire smokes?
js
 
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Aegis

Jack said:
Can someone tell me where to buy parts for my home Radionics D6112 alarm
system. The local alarm company's won't service my system unless I sign
up for the monitoring service. I'm in need of replacement smoke/heat
detectors which are acting up.

All replies are greatly appreciated.

Regards,
Gary

The panel is Radionics brand, not the smokes... Find out what kind you have
and buy more of em... (check the label on the back)
 
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Jakes452

My God! If you deal with someone from this newsgroup you better keep one eye
open while your sleep at night! this is the worse place to look for info
for your home security and especially to reveal anything about yourself or
the nature of your security system. Find a brick and motar, your opening up
yourself for some big time hurt dealing with anyone from this group.
Be very very very careful using this group.
Be sure to closely investigate (primarily if you
buy online) any of the online alarm seller, especially if they claim a ASA
certification, a totally false and misleading certification (see that
later). You wouldn't want to buy from someone whose sideline is
understanding your alarm system for the purpose of exploiting it later
byknowing your codes or maintenance access numbers. Be wary of those who do
not have a brick and mortar store.

When I was shopping and using this newsgroup some online dealers advertised
a ASA certification with a picture of a ASA emblem shown on their website.
It gives a good first impression but when you look into it you find out that
it was nothing more then some....guy.... creating a website to supposedly
post complaints, with no entries of complaints or follow-through. It was
analogous to someone flashing a police badge that turns out to be fake. The
ASA moniker is a badge without any accreditation and surely this is
misleading and a scam.

Some of the free advice you get is not because of someone's unselfish need
to make the world a better place to live. Most are giving you advice on the
hope of getting a sale or...."other" information. Listen but don't act on
the advice until you can confirm or gain some trust in the source by
researching them.

Sometimes you can learn a lot about sellers by plugging in email address or
screenname into a Google search of past news postings. You will be
surprised, .....no..MAKE THAT SHOCKED....AND I MEAN SHOCKED!!!!..... at what
you find out about those offering to outfit your alarm. How can our legal
system let these type of people sell home security!!!!!

This is a very unregulated online business, and especially risky for
something as important as YOUR HOME security.

good luck....and go talk to someone reputible.
 
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