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Aritech alarm no code.

Big Davey · 2014-08-29 12:57:56

I recently bought a house with a moderately modern Aritech alarm fitted including pir's etc Problem is nobody knows the code for it so could I expect an alarm engineer to be able to get into the alarm and give me a new code or should I budget for a new alarm and rip out the old one ? Thanks

29-08-2014 1:57pm

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I recently bought a house with a moderately modern Aritech alarm fitted including pir's etc
Problem is nobody knows the code for it so could I expect an alarm engineer to be able to get into the alarm and give me a new code or should I budget for a new alarm and rip out the old one ?
Thanks

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#2 29-08-2014 2:08pm

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Big Davey wrote: »

I recently bought a house with a moderately modern Aritech alarm fitted including pir's etc
Problem is nobody knows the code for it so could I expect an alarm engineer to be able to get into the alarm and give me a new code or should I budget for a new alarm and rip out the old one ?
Thanks

Any reputable alarm engineer could default and reprogram your panel. While he is at it get him to carry out a full test on the system and get a report from him just in case your home insurance company may ever require it.

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