mounting PIRs on plaster

what type of screws or fixing do you suggest?

double sided tape?

thanks in advance Joe

what type of screws or fixing do you suggest?

double sided tape?

thanks in advance Joe
plastic wall plugs , but if you don't know that allow your cabler to fit

On Nov 22, 9:58 am, atec77<ate...@hotmail.com> wrote:
On 21/11/2011 10:41 PM, Joey.G wrote:> what type of screws or fixing do you suggest?

double sided tape?

thanks in advance Joe

plastic wall plugs , but if you don't know that allow your cabler to fit
them as you need a permit to fit the pir's and cabling

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I thought only Mains Power and Telecom required some with a cable
license to sign it off... Alarm is not Ethernet, Telecoms , or Power.
Can you sign a mandatory Australian standard or only a voluntary one.
The rules state if the device has the potentual to be connected to the

My alarm contact advised just screwing the PIR's in without wall
plugs.... but I am be a latte cautious.
he's was wrong , plastic plugs or dabs of silastic work well in the

I was hopping not to use wall plugs as the PIRs are very light ( a few
hundred grams) and there may be special screw that I can use.

I've googled and went to Bunnings , but they have mounting solutions
for heavy jobs
Joey
bunning are not the definitive solutions carrier , cheap shiity ones yes

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what type of screws or fixing do you suggest?

double sided tape?

thanks in advance  Joe

1) Tap around and find the stud or rafter behind it and use wood screws.
2) Use toggle bolts.
3) Use a sky hook.

On 21/11/2011 10:41 PM, Joey.G wrote:> what type of screws or fixing do you suggest?

double sided tape?

thanks in advance  Joe

plastic wall plugs , but if you don't know that allow your cabler to fit
them as you need a permit to fit the pir's and cabling

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what type of screws or fixing do you suggest?

double sided tape?

thanks in advance Joe

On Nov 22, 8:58 am, atec77<ate...@hotmail.com> wrote:
On 21/11/2011 10:41 PM, Joey.G wrote:> what type of screws or fixing do you suggest?

double sided tape?

thanks in advance Joe

plastic wall plugs , but if you don't know that allow your cabler to fit
them as you need a permit to fit the pir's and cabling

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In QLD, you don't need that if its in your own property.

While its interesting that someone mentions telephone cabling, the
sham artists tend to try and bundle alarms etc into that category by
claiming that these products should be done to austel standards as
they connect to the phone lines (alarm diallers etc).
wrong information , nice try with the shame claim but a poor strawman

what type of screws or fixing do you suggest?

double sided tape?

thanks in advance  Joe

On 21/11/2011 10:41 PM, Joey.G wrote:> what type of screws or fixing do you suggest?

double sided tape?

thanks in advance  Joe

plastic wall plugs , but if you don't know that allow your cabler to fit
them as you need a permit to fit the pir's and cabling

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On 21/11/2011 10:41 PM, Joey.G wrote:
what type of screws or fixing do you suggest?

double sided tape?

thanks in advance Joe
plastic wall plugs , but if you don't know that allow your cabler to fit
them as you need a permit to fit the pir's and cabling

Only if you are doing it professionally, anyone can do their own private

atec77 wrote:
On 21/11/2011 10:41 PM, Joey.G wrote:
what type of screws or fixing do you suggest?

double sided tape?

thanks in advance Joe
plastic wall plugs , but if you don't know that allow your cabler to fit
them as you need a permit to fit the pir's and cabling

Only if you are doing it professionally, anyone can do their own private
alarm wiring.
not according to acma

On 22/11/2011 12:36 PM, F Murtz wrote:
atec77 wrote:
On 21/11/2011 10:41 PM, Joey.G wrote:
what type of screws or fixing do you suggest?

double sided tape?

thanks in advance Joe
plastic wall plugs , but if you don't know that allow your cabler to fit
them as you need a permit to fit the pir's and cabling

Only if you are doing it professionally, anyone can do their own private
alarm wiring.
not according to acma
ask them unless under directio of a suitably qualified person

I wonder if you could point me to the regulation that would stop me

atec77 wrote:
On 22/11/2011 12:36 PM, F Murtz wrote:
atec77 wrote:
On 21/11/2011 10:41 PM, Joey.G wrote:
what type of screws or fixing do you suggest?

double sided tape?

thanks in advance Joe
plastic wall plugs , but if you don't know that allow your cabler to
fit
them as you need a permit to fit the pir's and cabling

Only if you are doing it professionally, anyone can do their own private
alarm wiring.
not according to acma
ask them unless under directio of a suitably qualified person

I wonder if you could point me to the regulation that would stop me
installing a completely independent closed alarm system on my own property.
the only external connection may be a plug pack to charge the battery or
supply the electronics.
acma has a copy of the regs , take a look at structured

On 22/11/2011 2:44 PM, F Murtz wrote:
atec77 wrote:
On 22/11/2011 12:36 PM, F Murtz wrote:
atec77 wrote:
On 21/11/2011 10:41 PM, Joey.G wrote:
what type of screws or fixing do you suggest?

double sided tape?

thanks in advance Joe
plastic wall plugs , but if you don't know that allow your cabler to
fit
them as you need a permit to fit the pir's and cabling

Only if you are doing it professionally, anyone can do their own
private
alarm wiring.
not according to acma
ask them unless under directio of a suitably qualified person

I wonder if you could point me to the regulation that would stop me
installing a completely independent closed alarm system on my own
property.
the only external connection may be a plug pack to charge the battery or
supply the electronics.
acma has a copy of the regs , take a look at structured