Question 1

Do I need a fuseboard upgrade?

Accepted Answer

All electrical systems are managed, distributed and protected by ithei own main fuse box. New fuse boxes, whether for home or work, give you a great deal more safety then older units.
 
Older units with rewireable fuses can also be difficult to fix if a fault occurs as new wires need to fitted.
 
Having a fuseboard upgrade installed by one of Perkins Services engineers will not only highlight any dangerous hazards but it will also give you peace of mind that your electrics are safe.

Question 2

How do I know my wiring will be safe after a fuseboard upgrade?

Accepted Answer

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When installing your new fuse board the engineer will check all of the circuits are safe and comply with current regulations (BS7671) using our up to date calibrated testing equipment.
 
Earth/Bonding

For your electrical system to be safe in the event of a fault occurring electrical wires are placed in and around your property that are called ‘earth’ wires. These are normally in all plugs, cables, sockets and lights.
 
If a fault occurs these earth wires give the electricity a place to go and minimise the risk of electric shock.
 
In a modern home your gas and water supply must also be connected to an earth as their metal pipes conduct electricity. When installing a new fuse board we can check to ensure that your water, gas and oil pipes are all connected in a safe manner to the electrical earth. This is crucial for your electrical safety.

Question 3

What is the cost of a fuseboard upgrade?

Accepted Answer

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Our price of £299 is for the testing of all of the existing circuits and earth systems in the premises. If any of the circuits or your earth system fails to comply with current regulations then any further investigation or remedial works may incur further costs.
 
Best efforts will be made to highlight any obvious faults at time of initial inspection when the site survey is completed.

Question 4

How complicated is installation of a security system and what is the cost?

Accepted Answer

Not at all. For instance, The Enforcer is your totally complete two way wireless alarm control panel solution, offering protection of up to 32 wireless circuits.
A complete range of 868 MHz high security accessories are on offer including wireless PIRs, sounders, water leak sensors, magnetic door contacts and smoke detectors.

For ease of use there is the built-in keypad with full English text menus, proximity tag reader and wireless fobs for arming and disarming the alarm, as well as controlling other aspects of the system.
 
Our price of £399.99 is for two wireless PIRs and a wireless door contact. At time of survey, we may recommend that your property requires more devices than the 3 that are part of the advertised package. If this is the case the price may alter from the package cost advertised.

Question 5

What is Grade 2 Two Way Wireless Technology?

Accepted Answer

Two-way wireless technology is a vital part of the system that keeps it reliable and provides a major advantage to the installer.
 
Each device on the Enforcer is a transmitter and a receiver, offering the installer a status reading at both the Enforcer control panel, and the wireless device so the optimum location of detectors can be found.
 
All devices communicate on the reserved frequency of 868 MHz to reduce interference from outside sources, further enhancing the reliability of the Enforcer system.

Question 6

Is your Compact Wireless Alarm System reliable for the long term?

Accepted Answer

Regardless of whether you are protecting domestic or commercial premises, you can rest assured of the reliability of the Enforcer Wireless Alarm Network.
 
All devices are fully supervised so you know the status and battery levels of each device at any time.

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