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Now that's a steady hand haha
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Thought I'd start a picture thread of our work that we step back and admire. haha
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good work good to see
Neat I mean very neat i wish my staff where that neat with there wiring.
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Little Quick concept panel swap out I did a couple of months ago, Forgot to take a photo once I actually put my zip ties around it, was a nasty old crow, now a nice concept with lots of power (2A extra PSU) mini expander to pick up some extra zones and the mcp... pleased as punch...
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Not bad i like to see good workmanship, here one of ours
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Just got to find a nice way of getting the wallwart power in place..
Nice work.
Why don't you guys twist the battery leads as well ?
Just an extra touch.
Battery lead's too long. Think of all the voltage you're wasting!
Seriously, good job and I commend you for affixing a label to the battery. Can I suggest you consider prefixing that with "Installed on:" or similar. It sounds trivial, however there are some people who write a nominal expiry date instead and there's the possibility of confusion.
It annoys me when people can't even be bothered writing a lousy date on a strip of white electrical tape.
Last edited by downunderdan; 27-07-10 at 12:34 AM.
Thats why I use a silver marker for marking dates / initials on batteries.
Reliance panel not too long ago (12 months).
Whats the unit in the left side of the box? Some kind of mobile unit?
Great work
An ordinary black felt tip will do the job
Looks like a Direct Wireless unit.
Install from a few years back:
All cable shielded 1.5mm square with laser labels on every wire and cable. Shoe lace on every wire. No more than two wires in any connection. All shield braids terminated for grounding. All duct and cabinets metal and earthed. 500mm of cable loop prior to every connection.
sPuDd..
It should work ...in theory
SCT has balls opening a cabinet with a piezo right above it haha
Do you think it would be a bit more secure with the 611 socket inside the panel?
Even the client could unplug it to try out their brand spanking new fax machine or something. Just a thought. Good work though.
Yes. Thank you for pointing out one of my pet peeves.
When the interior siren/screamer is mounted adjacent to the panel, at best, you are deafening installers and technicians.
At worst, you are saying to the criminal "The panel is over here, come and get it".
It is very lazy.
Spud that reminds me of my commercial/ industrial control switchboard days.
If we installed security like that we would quote ourselves out of business.
Nice work though.
Cabling standards state that it must be accessable for isolation testing.
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