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DIY HKC Alarm

bibibobo · 2007-11-26 20:42:49

Hi, Am looking to save some money by wiring my house with a HKC alarm. I have good electrical skills but no experience with alarms. I am very comfortable with wiring to mains, laying cables etc . My main query is how easy is it to do and what are the pitfalls for the first timer? Also, where would i purchase the required…

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#32 15-08-2013 12:11PM

Massey N

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DID I MENTION BREAKING IN

BUT HEY IF I SAW HIM
ID KICK HIM IN THE BALLS

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#33 15-08-2013 12:18PM

KoolKid

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Abusive post deleted.
Personal abuse will not be tolerated here.
1 week ban for Massey M.
if you wish to continue using this forum after that I suggest you return with a better attitude towards people.

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#34 15-08-2013 02:45PM

kub

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The law is simple on this one, if you enter the property without the owners permission then you are tresspassing.
If you interfere or damage any of the goods or fixtures on or within the house then that is criminal damage.

We are security system speciailists, not law makers.

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