Wife had friends over playing bridge, she gives me nasty look if me pottering around with full glas.She's a dragon she's already hidden my barley wine,
she thinks I don't know her hiding places :),
No matter though I've got hidden stash in garage,wuppee!!
e manno, October 2012
e manno,why dirty a glass with a wee one,fill it to the top,save you getting off your bum for a while :-)
gts, October 2012
That sounds like a great idea gts, I think me start the afternoon with another weee one :)
e manno, October 2012
oh well,gts bows out here,i need a nice monte christo cigar,and,a very,very,big glass of lagavulin,:-)
you can bring a horse to the water,but,etc,etc,
gts, October 2012
Sparky aka Alfred, didn't read or understand his new panels installation manual :)
e manno, October 2012
do you know the odds of 3 beams failing at same time?????get your spark to check if he has accidently wired the beams the wrong way,i e has he wired them to latch on ????
gts, October 2012
Ahh the usual electrician issue ( some of us are here too, but come from a security background).
I suggest you ask him to read here if he is finding it difficult dealing with "millivolts" .
Then tell him to go forth if he cannot understand he has made an error and it is his time not yours to pay for, as in NOT YOU.
And of course you were out and did not witness anything.
Try reading the logs, print them here. Alarm panels do not lie. People do!!!
Alarm, October 2012
No you're wrong, I had an electrician install the new box for me. I don't know if the PIR'S were live when he did it. He informed me that they will all need replacing. They all have the lights permanently on.!
Alfred Weedon, October 2012
Shot in the dark, but I bet I'm right.
The lights on the PIRs are no longer working. Did you work on the panel / PIRs 'live', yes of course you did.
You've blown the 12v fuse in the panel that feeds the PIRs.
