very very long time ago lol!
Upgrade or renew existing system?
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Texecom or pyronix will be fine , just set the rear unit to scb or low current , the pyronix is led strobe so it won’t pull as much as the Texecom unit
Pyronix cheaper and easier to program but annual app subscription
Texecom more flexible ( if multiple areas needed ( NOT part sets , app free but panel more expensive to start with
Can be a bit complicated for a diy installer ..( more things you could get wrong )
Texecom more flexible ( if multiple areas needed ( NOT part sets , app free but panel more expensive to start with
Can be a bit complicated for a diy installer ..( more things you could get wrong )
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I am looking to get an installer to set it up and replace the external sirens... given it will be an installer who will install, do you recommend I go for the Texacom?
Speak to the installer ….
That’s the issue, the installer has said pyronix, but the supplier and friends and family have all said texacom lol
The installer can install both but he has said I nedd to decide
If he is happy to install the texecom …go that way …but check the what the price difference is …
Thank you, you have made my decision , the cost for installation is £260 regardless, I will purchase the material… the cost difference for the texacom and pyronix is £38 with the texacom at 309 and pyronix at 271 (excl VAT).
What’s your parts list ?
I have attached the invoice, on the pyronix I have deducted the cost for the LAN but kept the WiFi module, I also have a damaged PIR that requires replacing
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Prices look ok for parts
I will have a look online to see if I can get it any cheaper,
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