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black or white colour or themonitorsmeans we are able to select one to best suit the tenants’décor.”


As well as the general installation in domestic properties, the door access kits have been utilised as part of the council’s care crime scheme This is where there is an urgent need to provide security fofor a particular tenant whomay need the reassurance of checking who is at the door befofore they open it. This is where, according to LiamWilkie, the speed with which these kits can be installed reallymakes all the difference.


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LED illumination of caller during lowlight conditions Viewon demand facility Up to 150mcable (CAT


Door station dimensions 85(W)x165(H)x53(D)mm Indoormonitor in black dimensions 183(W)x185(H)x20(D)mm


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With other bulkhead products the installer will need to first unscrew the diffuser and then the gear tray, fix the base to the wall, terminate the conductor, re-attach the gear tray and re-screw the diffuser. Ovia has taken away the need fofor time-consuming and unnecessary screws and integrated the control gear and light source within the diffuser and added a Flow connector. The installer, therefofore, simply removes the diffuser,r, fits the base to the wall/ceiling, wires the conductor into the flow connector and secures the diffuser in place.


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Emergency;Microwave Sensor; and Emergency andMicrowave Sensor combined. This provides contractors and installerswith a range of easy-to- install LED bulkheads, suitable fofor a variety of domestic and commercial applications including walkways, corridors, stairwells and communal areas,within public areas such as schools, offices, and shoppingmalls and urban spaces. Castle Rock Housing Association selected themicrowave sensormodel to satisfyfy their requirements. In addition, vandal-resistantmetal housings with an IK10 rating are available in Circular,r, Eye- Lid and Grille foformats to enhance the potential applications fofor the range.


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