Burglar Alarm

[Mrs M]

I have a burglar alarm that needs moving. I am removing a built in wardrobe but unfortunately the alarm has been attached to one of the panels inside and I can't finish removing the wardrobe until its sorted. It only needs to be moved a few inches away from where it is now. I have had an electrician have a look at it but he says I need someone who deals with burglar alarms.

 

[Rikki]

There's a place on the Wolverhampton / Lichfield road island, think it's called cress alarms.

 

[Gramaisc]

Will the new position require the wires to be longer? If not, then it should be possible to demolish around it and reposition it without any disconnection.

 

[Gramaisc]

There's a place on the Wolverhampton / Lichfield road island, think it's called cress alarms.

Cress Security.

 

[Rikki]

I was half right.

 

[Gramaisc]

I was half right.

Usually good enough.

I have ( under considerable pressure ) rebuilt an alarm that had had the wiring severed and I was surprised by how easy it was. I expected to need codes that weren't known to the owner, etc., but, in the event, I didn't, and it all worked. The hardest bit was getting the detectors back into the right zones as nothing was identified. It did go off twice during this undertaking - prompting attempted rescues by passing members of the public, but it all worked in the end and has done for the last five years..

 

[My Name is URL]

What type of alarm is it Mrs M?

If its going to cost a lot (+£100) then might be worth scrapping altogether and getting a new wireless one?

 

[Mrs M]

Thanks folks, thanks for the pm, A.S.J. Security systems of Rowley Grove have sorted it for me now.