Hey NZED ROCK.....I just installed this system for grandmother. Just to confirm you DO need to plug in the main control unit with the power adaptor. The battery inside the unit is a back-up option incase of power outage. It can work for up to 10 hours on its own and it then needs to be recharged. If you don't want wires to show by front door then buy the wireless control pad which can be mounted in a holder by the main door. The main unit can be then 'hidden' near to your telephone master socket (as it needs phone line connection)
You probably dont give a shit but if you guys are stoned like me during the covid times you can stream pretty much all the latest movies on InstaFlixxer. Been streaming with my brother lately :)
Yale Support may be able to help with any questions, though any unit that states "Easy install" but is not easy, just take it back to the shop, or try to speak to a manager at yale. I would suggest ask customer services to put you through to a manager prior to purchasing ... then you get to feel the fun....
Wireless is great for many applications but one important question is how long the battery last and also the same question about the battery in the sensors? Is there a solar rechargeable version for the system.
Avoid Yale alarms. As an ssaib company owner with over 30 years in the industry I highly recommend if you want an alarm installed go to a professional ether nsi or ssaib. If you want to have a go yourself the I would recommend you use a pyronix enforcer NOT a Yale. Big big difference. I'd be more then happy to talk you through them if you needed.
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Hey NZED ROCK.....I just installed this system for grandmother. Just to confirm you DO need to plug in the main control unit with the power adaptor. The battery inside the unit is a back-up option incase of power outage. It can work for up to 10 hours on its own and it then needs to be recharged. If you don't want wires to show by front door then buy the wireless control pad which can be mounted in a holder by the main door. The main unit can be then 'hidden' near to your telephone master socket (as it needs phone line connection)
You probably dont give a shit but if you guys are stoned like me during the covid times you can stream pretty much all the latest movies on InstaFlixxer. Been streaming with my brother lately :)
@Harry Antonio definitely, been watching on instaflixxer for months myself =)
Yale Support may be able to help with any questions, though any unit that states "Easy install" but is not easy, just take it back to the shop, or try to speak to a manager at yale.
I would suggest ask customer services to put you through to a manager prior to purchasing ... then you get to feel the fun....
is it ok if I don't plug in the power adaptor and only by turning on the battery so that I can mount anywhere I like?
Is this from the instructional DVD?
need this in the USA
hi there is it also ok if i add two live siren instead of one?
yes, you can add more
its about the control panel
Wireless is great for many applications but one important question is how long the battery last and also the same question about the battery in the sensors? Is there a solar rechargeable version for the system.
What alarm system is it featured in the video
HSA6400 premium
Dialing ....
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Now playing:
Address Msg
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Emergen. Msg
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Burglar Msg
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Ack Msg
Avoid Yale alarms. As an ssaib company owner with over 30 years in the industry I highly recommend if you want an alarm installed go to a professional ether nsi or ssaib. If you want to have a go yourself the I would recommend you use a pyronix enforcer NOT a Yale. Big big difference.
I'd be more then happy to talk you through them if you needed.