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iConnect 2-way - thoughts?

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  • 13-02-2018 6:41pm
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    jon1981
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    Hi,

    Anyone got any thoughts on this system? Talking to an installer and uses this kit. Curious if anyone has it and can give me guidance on it as a good system?

    https://www.riscogroup.com/products/product/50868


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    KoolKid
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    Their equipment is generally good. I have plenty of the Wisdom & LightSYS2 installed.


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    jon1981
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    Is it not a bit odd that this panel plugs into a power socket rather than wiring to the mains? So if unplugged. the battery is good for 6-8 hours... is this normal? How long would a battery last in a mains powered system if power was cut to it?


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    KoolKid
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    You mean like PW systems?There is a regulation coming out that panels like these will need a socket lock.


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    jon1981
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    KoolKid wrote: »
    You mean like PW systems?There is a regulation coming out that panels like these will need a socket lock.

    A socket lock would make sense alright!


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    R.homesecure
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    What price is that system?


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