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I'm after a recommendation for a LED floodlight with inbuilt PIR BUT with the additional override function - the type where the mains supply to the light can be turned on-off-on within a short period so the the light remains on until the mains is again turned off. Friends have purchased two lights hoping they had this function but have found that there is no override of the PIR timing function. 10W or 20W will meet the requirement to light a maximum 10m area. Light pollion for neighbours and passing planes will not be problem, -- mailto : news {at} admac {dot} myzen {dot} co {dot} uk |
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On Thu, 14 Mar 2019 20:01:49 +0000, alan_m wrote:
I'm after a recommendation for a LED floodlight with inbuilt PIR BUT with the additional override function - the type where the mains supply to the light can be turned on-off-on within a short period so the the light remains on until the mains is again turned off. Friends have purchased two lights hoping they had this function but have found that there is no override of the PIR timing function. 10W or 20W will meet the requirement to light a maximum 10m area. Light pollion for neighbours and passing planes will not be problem, For mine I fitted a 2-gang plate, 1 switch for the PIR and 1 for direct-on. Rand 3+E, with 1 wire to the lamp. This gives me a local Off switch, but it could be done with a single 2-way switch, one way via PIR and the other to the lamp. Needs another way of fully off. Note: my PIRs are seperate from the luminaires. -- Peter. The gods will stay away whilst religions hold sway |
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On 14/03/2019 22:00, PeterC wrote:
For mine I fitted a 2-gang plate, 1 switch for the PIR and 1 for direct-on. Rand 3+E, with 1 wire to the lamp. This gives me a local Off switch, but it could be done with a single 2-way switch, one way via PIR and the other to the lamp. Needs another way of fully off. Note: my PIRs are seperate from the luminaires. Not an ideal solution. This will be going into a freinds' rented property where and changes to the electrics cannot be DIY. Changing the external 500W halogen floodlight for a "like for like" 10/20W using the existing wiring and external junction box may not be noticed :) The problem with some LED/PIR units advertised with a manual override is that the manual override consists of setting the timer control to maximum making it a simple on/off operation by applying/removing the mains voltage. What is required is a normal PIR operation that is easily overridden sometimes. -- mailto : news {at} admac {dot} myzen {dot} co {dot} uk |
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On 14/03/2019 22:15, alan_m wrote:
On 14/03/2019 22:00, PeterC wrote: For mine I fitted a 2-gang plate, 1 switch for the PIR and 1 for direct-on. Rand 3+E, with 1 wire to the lamp. This gives me a local Off switch, but it could be done with a single 2-way switch, one way via PIR and the other to the lamp. Needs another way of fully off. Note: my PIRs are seperate from the luminaires. Not an ideal solution. This will be going into a freinds' rented property where and changes to the electrics cannot be DIY. Changing the external 500W halogen floodlight for a "like for like" 10/20W using the existing wiring and external junction box may not be noticed :) The problem with some LED/PIR units advertised with a manual override is that the manual override consists of setting the timer control to maximum making it a simple on/off operation by applying/removing the mains voltage. What is required is a normal PIR operation that is easily overridden sometimes. I recently fitted one of these. https://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Products/LTUSF10MCW.html Too soon for feedback on performance in practice but I was impressed by the range of adjustments and by the way wireless remote worked from inside the house (which allows manual override). -- Robin reply-to address is (intended to be) valid |
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On Thursday, 14 March 2019 22:54:24 UTC, Robin wrote:
I recently fitted one of these. https://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Products/LTUSF10MCW.html Too soon for feedback on performance in practice but I was impressed by the range of adjustments and by the way wireless remote worked from inside the house (which allows manual override). Hi Robin, I recently bought one of these (warm white instead of cool) however my remote needs pointing directly at the front of the light to operate it... It certainly wouldn't work from inside the house (yet I'd like it to!). It sounds like your remote might a radio one? Mine definitely has an IR LED on the top of it. Here are some pics of my box and remote (labelled JIR2458) - is it the same as yours? http://www.newtonnet.co.uk/permanent/tlcledlightbox.jpg http://www.newtonnet.co.uk/permanent...ightremote.jpg It is only reading Alan's original post that has made me realise that without a remote that can function from inside I too won't have a manual override! |
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On 14/03/2019 22:15, alan_m wrote:
On 14/03/2019 22:00, PeterC wrote: For mine I fitted a 2-gang plate, 1 switch for the PIR and 1 for direct-on. Rand 3+E, with 1 wire to the lamp. This gives me a local Off switch, but it could be done with a single 2-way switch, one way via PIR and the other to the lamp. Needs another way of fully off. Note: my PIRs are seperate from the luminaires. Not an ideal solution. This will be going into a freinds' rented property where and changes to the electrics cannot be DIY. You are not making a new circuit, and even covering the same path as the old cable. You are allowed to 'extend' circuits in your own home, or as far as I know even a rented one. I have often wondered if between tenants, as an owner occupier, you could carry out work that would normally need a certificate! |
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"Robin" wrote in message ... On 14/03/2019 22:15, alan_m wrote: On 14/03/2019 22:00, PeterC wrote: For mine I fitted a 2-gang plate, 1 switch for the PIR and 1 for direct-on. Rand 3+E, with 1 wire to the lamp. This gives me a local Off switch, but it could be done with a single 2-way switch, one way via PIR and the other to the lamp. Needs another way of fully off. Note: my PIRs are seperate from the luminaires. Not an ideal solution. This will be going into a freinds' rented property where and changes to the electrics cannot be DIY. Changing the external 500W halogen floodlight for a "like for like" 10/20W using the existing wiring and external junction box may not be noticed :) The problem with some LED/PIR units advertised with a manual override is that the manual override consists of setting the timer control to maximum making it a simple on/off operation by applying/removing the mains voltage. What is required is a normal PIR operation that is easily overridden sometimes. I recently fitted one of these. https://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Products/LTUSF10MCW.html Too soon for feedback on performance in practice but I was impressed by the range of adjustments and by the way wireless remote worked from inside the house (which allows manual override). Wireless remotes arent a great idea with a rental property. |
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On 15/03/2019 01:23, Rod Speed wrote:
Too soon for feedback on performance in practice but I was impressed by the range of adjustments and by the way wireless remote worked from inside the house (which allows manual override). Wireless remotes arent a great idea with a rental property. I didn't realise that the remotes were intelligent enough to identify which kind of property they are being used in. In this case it is intended to be a long term rental (many yaers) with intelligent users. -- mailto : news {at} admac {dot} myzen {dot} co {dot} uk |
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On Friday, 15 March 2019 08:33:02 UTC, alan_m wrote:
I didn't realise that the remotes were intelligent enough to identify which kind of property they are being used in. Quite a few products do have that feature. It's why things that rarely fail in your home seem to suffer from all sorts of problems when installed into somewhere you are renting out... ;-) |
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On Fri, 15 Mar 2019 12:23:40 +1100, cantankerous trolling senile geezer Rot
Speed blabbered, again: Too soon for feedback on performance in practice but I was impressed by the range of adjustments and by the way wireless remote worked from inside the house (which allows manual override). Wireless remotes arent a great idea with a rental property. If someone wanted your opinion they would have rattled your cage, senile bigmouth! tsk |
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On 14/03/2019 23:13, Mathew Newton wrote:
On Thursday, 14 March 2019 22:54:24 UTC, Robin wrote: I recently fitted one of these. https://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Products/LTUSF10MCW.html Too soon for feedback on performance in practice but I was impressed by the range of adjustments and by the way wireless remote worked from inside the house (which allows manual override). Hi Robin, I recently bought one of these (warm white instead of cool) however my remote needs pointing directly at the front of the light to operate it... It certainly wouldn't work from inside the house (yet I'd like it to!). It sounds like your remote might a radio one? Mine definitely has an IR LED on the top of it. Here are some pics of my box and remote (labelled JIR2458) - is it the same as yours? http://www.newtonnet.co.uk/permanent/tlcledlightbox.jpg http://www.newtonnet.co.uk/permanent...ightremote.jpg It is only reading Alan's original post that has made me realise that without a remote that can function from inside I too won't have a manual override! D'oh! a. that is the same (save for the colour temp.) b. I'm ashamed to say I didn't look at the remote, just misread the specs. ("microwave sensor and remote control") c. the remote does work from inside the house *but* only because the sensor is in line of sight of the window over the drawer under where the remote is stowed. It's a window with no fancy coatings on the glass though, so even that's not guaranteed. Move over Homer, there's a new chump on the block. -- Robin reply-to address is (intended to be) valid |
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On Friday, 15 March 2019 08:57:33 UTC, Robin wrote:
c. the remote does work from inside the house *but* only because the sensor is in line of sight of the window over the drawer under where the remote is stowed. It's a window with no fancy coatings on the glass though, so even that's not guaranteed. Ah, yes, that'll be the difference. Mine's not visible through the window so for me the remote is unfortunately more of a change-the-settings-without-a-ladder feature. All that said, it seems a decent enough light and comes with a 3yr warranty for some reassurance. |
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alan_m wrote
Rod Speed wrote Too soon for feedback on performance in practice but I was impressed by the range of adjustments and by the way wireless remote worked from inside the house (which allows manual override). Wireless remotes arent a great idea with a rental property. I didn't realise that the remotes were intelligent enough to identify which kind of property they are being used in. Pathetic. In this case it is intended to be a long term rental (many yaers) with intelligent users. Intended isnt the same thing as what actually happens. |
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On 15/03/2019 09:04, Mathew Newton wrote:
On Friday, 15 March 2019 08:57:33 UTC, Robin wrote: c. the remote does work from inside the house *but* only because the sensor is in line of sight of the window over the drawer under where the remote is stowed. It's a window with no fancy coatings on the glass though, so even that's not guaranteed. Ah, yes, that'll be the difference. Mine's not visible through the window so for me the remote is unfortunately more of a change-the-settings-without-a-ladder feature. All that said, it seems a decent enough light and comes with a 3yr warranty for some reassurance. Sounds like a job for an off-axis parabolic mirror ;) -- Robin reply-to address is (intended to be) valid |
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On Fri, 15 Mar 2019 20:22:30 +1100, cantankerous trolling senile geezer Rot
Speed blabbered, again: I didn't realise that the remotes were intelligent enough to identify which kind of property they are being used in. Pathetic. Your idiotic trolling most certainly is. In this case it is intended to be a long term rental (many yaers) with intelligent users. Intended isnt the same thing as what actually happens. See above, idiot troll! -- Richard addressing Rot Speed: "**** you're thick/pathetic excuse for a troll." MID: |
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On 15/03/2019 09:22, Rod Speed wrote:
In this case it is intended to be a long term rental (many yaers) with intelligent users. Intended isnt the same thing as what actually happens. What ever the length of the rental the floodlight will not be taken down and the remotes left as problem for the next tenant. However, what is the problem with wireless remotes that make them unsuitable for rented property that isn't also a problem for any other domestic property owned in a different way? -- mailto : news {at} admac {dot} myzen {dot} co {dot} uk |
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alan_m Wrote in message:
On 15/03/2019 01:23, Rod Speed wrote: Too soon for feedback on performance in practice but I was impressed by the range of adjustments and by the way wireless remote worked from inside the house (which allows manual override). Wireless remotes arent a great idea with a rental property. I didn't realise that the remotes were intelligent enough to identify which kind of property they are being used in. In this case it is intended to be a long term rental (many yaers) with intelligent users. You can buy extra remotes in that link... -- Jim K ----Android NewsGroup Reader---- http://usenet.sinaapp.com/ |
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"Rod Speed" Wrote in message:
alan_m wrote Rod Speed wrote Too soon for feedback on performance in practice but I was impressed by the range of adjustments and by the way wireless remote worked from inside the house (which allows manual override). Wireless remotes arent a great idea with a rental property. I didn't realise that the remotes were intelligent enough to identify which kind of property they are being used in. Pathetic. From the master himself! :-D:-D -- Jim K ----Android NewsGroup Reader---- http://usenet.sinaapp.com/ |
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alan_m wrote
Rod Speed wrote In this case it is intended to be a long term rental (many yaers) with intelligent users. Intended isnt the same thing as what actually happens. What ever the length of the rental the floodlight will not be taken down and the remotes left as problem for the next tenant. The problem with rentals and remotes is that its easy for the tenant to take the remote with their other remotes when they leave and with something like a flood with a unique remote, you may well not be able to get another remote. However, what is the problem with wireless remotes that make them unsuitable for rented property that isn't also a problem for any other domestic property owned in a different way? See above. |
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"Jim K.." wrote in message o.uk... alan_m Wrote in message: On 15/03/2019 01:23, Rod Speed wrote: Too soon for feedback on performance in practice but I was impressed by the range of adjustments and by the way wireless remote worked from inside the house (which allows manual override). Wireless remotes arent a great idea with a rental property. I didn't realise that the remotes were intelligent enough to identify which kind of property they are being used in. In this case it is intended to be a long term rental (many yaers) with intelligent users. You can buy extra remotes in that link... You can now, but for how long ? The place we rent out has a fancy combined light fan and heat bulb thing with just a remote, no physical switches at all in each of the two bathrooms. The manufacturer is still around, but no longer does those with remotes and doesn't supply remotes anymore. |
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"Rod Speed" Wrote in message:
"Jim K.." wrote in message o.uk... alan_m Wrote in message: On 15/03/2019 01:23, Rod Speed wrote: Too soon for feedback on performance in practice but I was impressed by the range of adjustments and by the way wireless remote worked from inside the house (which allows manual override). Wireless remotes arent a great idea with a rental property. I didn't realise that the remotes were intelligent enough to identify which kind of property they are being used in. In this case it is intended to be a long term rental (many yaers) with intelligent users. You can buy extra remotes in that link... You can now, but for how long ? So buy one now, stupid. -- Jim K ----Android NewsGroup Reader---- http://usenet.sinaapp.com/ |
01:54 am in Australia!!! ...and the Forsaken Psychopathic Senile Ozzie Troll is already up and Trolling AGAIN! LMAO
On Sat, 16 Mar 2019 01:53:09 +1100, cantankerous trolling senile geezer Rot
Speed blabbered, again: See above. You mean the time stamp of your troll, you abnormal senile creep? BG -- Bill Wright to Rot Speed: "That confirms my opinion that you are a despicable little ****." MID: |
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"Jim K.." wrote in message ... "Rod Speed" Wrote in message: "Jim K.." wrote in message o.uk... alan_m Wrote in message: On 15/03/2019 01:23, Rod Speed wrote: Too soon for feedback on performance in practice but I was impressed by the range of adjustments and by the way wireless remote worked from inside the house (which allows manual override). Wireless remotes arent a great idea with a rental property. I didn't realise that the remotes were intelligent enough to identify which kind of property they are being used in. In this case it is intended to be a long term rental (many yaers) with intelligent users. You can buy extra remotes in that link... You can now, but for how long ? So buy one now, stupid. Fat lot of good that does when they both get removed by different tenants, stupid. |
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On Sat, 16 Mar 2019 05:10:23 +1100, cantankerous trolling senile geezer Rot
Speed blabbered, again: So buy one now, stupid. Fat lot of good that does when they both get removed by different tenants, stupid. Does it, stupid? -- Norman Wells addressing senile Rot: "Ah, the voice of scum speaks." MID: |
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"Rod Speed" Wrote in message:
"Jim K.." wrote in message ... "Rod Speed" Wrote in message: "Jim K.." wrote in message o.uk... alan_m Wrote in message: On 15/03/2019 01:23, Rod Speed wrote: Too soon for feedback on performance in practice but I was impressed by the range of adjustments and by the way wireless remote worked from inside the house (which allows manual override). Wireless remotes arent a great idea with a rental property. I didn't realise that the remotes were intelligent enough to identify which kind of property they are being used in. In this case it is intended to be a long term rental (many yaers) with intelligent users. You can buy extra remotes in that link... You can now, but for how long ? So buy one now, stupid. Fat lot of good that does when they both get removed by different tenants, stupid. Buy more than one then, ****wit. -- Jim K ----Android NewsGroup Reader---- http://usenet.sinaapp.com/ |
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"Jim K.." wrote in message ... "Rod Speed" Wrote in message: "Jim K.." wrote in message ... "Rod Speed" Wrote in message: "Jim K.." wrote in message o.uk... alan_m Wrote in message: On 15/03/2019 01:23, Rod Speed wrote: Too soon for feedback on performance in practice but I was impressed by the range of adjustments and by the way wireless remote worked from inside the house (which allows manual override). Wireless remotes arent a great idea with a rental property. I didn't realise that the remotes were intelligent enough to identify which kind of property they are being used in. In this case it is intended to be a long term rental (many yaers) with intelligent users. You can buy extra remotes in that link... You can now, but for how long ? So buy one now, stupid. Fat lot of good that does when they both get removed by different tenants, stupid. Buy more than one then, ****wit. Have fun calculating how many you will need, ****wit. |
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On Sat, 16 Mar 2019 10:35:12 +1100, cantankerous trolling senile geezer Rot
Speed blabbered, again: Buy more than one then, ****wit. Have fun calculating how many you will need, ****wit. People obviously KEEP having fun exposing your stupidity, time and again, you senile abnormal psychopathic cretin! -- Archibald Tarquin Blenkinsopp addressing Rot Speed: "You really are a clueless pillock." MID: |
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"Rod Speed" Wrote in message:
"Jim K.." wrote in message ... "Rod Speed" Wrote in message: "Jim K.." wrote in message ... "Rod Speed" Wrote in message: "Jim K.." wrote in message o.uk... alan_m Wrote in message: On 15/03/2019 01:23, Rod Speed wrote: Too soon for feedback on performance in practice but I was impressed by the range of adjustments and by the way wireless remote worked from inside the house (which allows manual override). Wireless remotes arent a great idea with a rental property. I didn't realise that the remotes were intelligent enough to identify which kind of property they are being used in. In this case it is intended to be a long term rental (many yaers) with intelligent users. You can buy extra remotes in that link... You can now, but for how long ? So buy one now, stupid. Fat lot of good that does when they both get removed by different tenants, stupid. Buy more than one then, ****wit. Have fun calculating how many you will need, ****wit. Estimated life span of light / Estimated number of tenant changes = Number of remotes to buy You really are a numb **** aren't you? -- Jim K ----Android NewsGroup Reader---- http://usenet.sinaapp.com/ |
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On 16/03/2019 08:52, Jim K.. wrote:
Estimated life span of light / Estimated number of tenant changes = Number of remotes to buy You really are a numb **** aren't you? The landlord is not buying the item! No need to consider future tenants as if my friends leave within a short period it will be on bad terms with the landlord (very unlikely) and it will be the landlords problem to sort out. However this item would not be removed and the remote would be left is the property was vacated. Its very much like all the things that were sorted out and continue to be sorted since that previous (long term) tenants left. -- mailto : news {at} admac {dot} myzen {dot} co {dot} uk |
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alan_m Wrote in message:
On 16/03/2019 08:52, Jim K.. wrote: Estimated life span of light / Estimated number of tenant changes = Number of remotes to buy You really are a numb **** aren't you? The landlord is not buying the item! So by "not noticed" you meant not noticed by the landlord? Tell woddles ;-) -- Jim K ----Android NewsGroup Reader---- http://usenet.sinaapp.com/ |
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"Jim K.." wrote in message o.uk... "Rod Speed" Wrote in message: "Jim K.." wrote in message ... "Rod Speed" Wrote in message: "Jim K.." wrote in message ... "Rod Speed" Wrote in message: "Jim K.." wrote in message o.uk... alan_m Wrote in message: On 15/03/2019 01:23, Rod Speed wrote: Too soon for feedback on performance in practice but I was impressed by the range of adjustments and by the way wireless remote worked from inside the house (which allows manual override). Wireless remotes arent a great idea with a rental property. I didn't realise that the remotes were intelligent enough to identify which kind of property they are being used in. In this case it is intended to be a long term rental (many yaers) with intelligent users. You can buy extra remotes in that link... You can now, but for how long ? So buy one now, stupid. Fat lot of good that does when they both get removed by different tenants, stupid. Buy more than one then, ****wit. Have fun calculating how many you will need, ****wit. Estimated life span of light / Estimated number of tenant changes Have fun producing viable numbers for those. = Number of remotes to buy |
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alan_m wrote
The landlord is not buying the item! No need to consider future tenants as if my friends leave within a short period it will be on bad terms with the landlord (very unlikely) and it will be the landlords problem to sort out. However this item would not be removed and the remote would be left is the property was vacated. In theory. In practice it isnt hard for the remote to go missing as the tenant leaves and takes what they believe are the remotes for everything like TVs and PVRs etc with them. |
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"Rod Speed" Wrote in message:
"Jim K.." wrote in message o.uk... "Rod Speed" Wrote in message: "Jim K.." wrote in message ... "Rod Speed" Wrote in message: "Jim K.." wrote in message ... "Rod Speed" Wrote in message: "Jim K.." wrote in message o.uk... alan_m Wrote in message: On 15/03/2019 01:23, Rod Speed wrote: Too soon for feedback on performance in practice but I was impressed by the range of adjustments and by the way wireless remote worked from inside the house (which allows manual override). Wireless remotes arent a great idea with a rental property. I didn't realise that the remotes were intelligent enough to identify which kind of property they are being used in. In this case it is intended to be a long term rental (many yaers) with intelligent users. You can buy extra remotes in that link... You can now, but for how long ? So buy one now, stupid. Fat lot of good that does when they both get removed by different tenants, stupid. Buy more than one then, ****wit. Have fun calculating how many you will need, ****wit. Estimated life span of light / Estimated number of tenant changes Have fun producing viable numbers for those. I already have, ****wit. Read alan_m 's reply yet then? -- Jim K ----Android NewsGroup Reader---- http://usenet.sinaapp.com/ |
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"Jim K.." wrote in message o.uk... "Rod Speed" Wrote in message: "Jim K.." wrote in message o.uk... "Rod Speed" Wrote in message: "Jim K.." wrote in message ... "Rod Speed" Wrote in message: "Jim K.." wrote in message ... "Rod Speed" Wrote in message: "Jim K.." wrote in message o.uk... alan_m Wrote in message: On 15/03/2019 01:23, Rod Speed wrote: Too soon for feedback on performance in practice but I was impressed by the range of adjustments and by the way wireless remote worked from inside the house (which allows manual override). Wireless remotes arent a great idea with a rental property. I didn't realise that the remotes were intelligent enough to identify which kind of property they are being used in. In this case it is intended to be a long term rental (many yaers) with intelligent users. You can buy extra remotes in that link... You can now, but for how long ? So buy one now, stupid. Fat lot of good that does when they both get removed by different tenants, stupid. Buy more than one then, ****wit. Have fun calculating how many you will need, ****wit. Estimated life span of light / Estimated number of tenant changes Have fun producing viable numbers for those. I already have, ****wit. Lying thru your ****ing teeth, as always. |
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"Rod Speed" Wrote in message:
"Jim K.." wrote in message o.uk... "Rod Speed" Wrote in message: "Jim K.." wrote in message o.uk... "Rod Speed" Wrote in message: "Jim K.." wrote in message ... "Rod Speed" Wrote in message: "Jim K.." wrote in message ... "Rod Speed" Wrote in message: "Jim K.." wrote in message o.uk... alan_m Wrote in message: On 15/03/2019 01:23, Rod Speed wrote: Too soon for feedback on performance in practice but I was impressed by the range of adjustments and by the way wireless remote worked from inside the house (which allows manual override). Wireless remotes arent a great idea with a rental property. I didn't realise that the remotes were intelligent enough to identify which kind of property they are being used in. In this case it is intended to be a long term rental (many yaers) with intelligent users. You can buy extra remotes in that link... You can now, but for how long ? So buy one now, stupid. Fat lot of good that does when they both get removed by different tenants, stupid. Buy more than one then, ****wit. Have fun calculating how many you will need, ****wit. Estimated life span of light / Estimated number of tenant changes Have fun producing viable numbers for those. I already have, ****wit. Lying thru your ****ing teeth, as always. Auto-contradicting out your arse as always... :-) -- Jim K ----Android NewsGroup Reader---- http://usenet.sinaapp.com/ |
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"Jim K.." wrote in message o.uk... "Rod Speed" Wrote in message: "Jim K.." wrote in message o.uk... "Rod Speed" Wrote in message: "Jim K.." wrote in message o.uk... "Rod Speed" Wrote in message: "Jim K.." wrote in message ... "Rod Speed" Wrote in message: "Jim K.." wrote in message ... "Rod Speed" Wrote in message: "Jim K.." wrote in message o.uk... alan_m Wrote in message: On 15/03/2019 01:23, Rod Speed wrote: Too soon for feedback on performance in practice but I was impressed by the range of adjustments and by the way wireless remote worked from inside the house (which allows manual override). Wireless remotes arent a great idea with a rental property. I didn't realise that the remotes were intelligent enough to identify which kind of property they are being used in. In this case it is intended to be a long term rental (many yaers) with intelligent users. You can buy extra remotes in that link... You can now, but for how long ? So buy one now, stupid. Fat lot of good that does when they both get removed by different tenants, stupid. Buy more than one then, ****wit. Have fun calculating how many you will need, ****wit. Estimated life span of light / Estimated number of tenant changes Have fun producing viable numbers for those. I already have, ****wit. Lying thru your ****ing teeth, as always. Auto-contradicting out your arse as always... :-) You never could bull**** and lie your way out of a wet paper bag. |
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On Sun, 17 Mar 2019 04:47:53 +1100, cantankerous trolling senile geezer Rot
Speed blabbered, again: In theory. In practice it isnt hard for the remote to go missing as the tenant leaves and takes what they believe are the remotes for everything like TVs and PVRs etc with them. You forget, senile Rot: MOST people are NOT psychopathic idiots like you! -- Bill Wright addressing senile Ozzie cretin Rot Speed: "Well you make up a lot of stuff and it's total ******** most of it." MID: |
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On Sun, 17 Mar 2019 06:18:27 +1100, cantankerous trolling senile geezer Rot
Speed blabbered, again: Have fun producing viable numbers for those. I already have, ****wit. Lying thru your ****ing teeth, as always. Not at all, but exposing you for the ****wit that you are, senile ****wit! -- Sqwertz to Rot Speed: "This is just a hunch, but I'm betting you're kinda an argumentative asshole. MID: |
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"Rod Speed" Wrote in message:
"Jim K.." wrote in message o.uk... "Rod Speed" Wrote in message: "Jim K.." wrote in message o.uk... "Rod Speed" Wrote in message: "Jim K.." wrote in message o.uk... "Rod Speed" Wrote in message: "Jim K.." wrote in message ... "Rod Speed" Wrote in message: "Jim K.." wrote in message ... "Rod Speed" Wrote in message: "Jim K.." wrote in message o.uk... alan_m Wrote in message: On 15/03/2019 01:23, Rod Speed wrote: Too soon for feedback on performance in practice but I was impressed by the range of adjustments and by the way wireless remote worked from inside the house (which allows manual override). Wireless remotes arent a great idea with a rental property. I didn't realise that the remotes were intelligent enough to identify which kind of property they are being used in. In this case it is intended to be a long term rental (many yaers) with intelligent users. You can buy extra remotes in that link... You can now, but for how long ? So buy one now, stupid. Fat lot of good that does when they both get removed by different tenants, stupid. Buy more than one then, ****wit. Have fun calculating how many you will need, ****wit. Estimated life span of light / Estimated number of tenant changes Have fun producing viable numbers for those. I already have, ****wit. Lying thru your ****ing teeth, as always. Auto-contradicting out your arse as always... :-) You never could bull**** and lie your way out of a wet paper bag. Not one supplied by you you numb ****! -- Jim K ----Android NewsGroup Reader---- http://usenet.sinaapp.com/ |
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