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So the figures back up the statement 'Salus are pants'. Love it, next time I can say with confidence that Salus have a double the 'norm' return rate 🙂
Don't want to talk too many numbers, but it would be my customers spending the dosh not me and any returns comes out of my percentage lift on materials, so the fewer the better.
the point was, if you read the posts, was that everyone was opting for a different one and generally they are, the only difference is how much you wanna pay
Why do salus rt 500 have 5 switching points ? On off on off on ? Carp IMOSalus ain't so bad the main thing is to change the rf address on installation stops call backs in the future. never had an rf salus go faulty on me yet. only had 1 salus rt500 wired go faulty and it cost me £20.00 to replace so i wasnt crying about it.
Alternatively, you could say that 97 customers out of 100 who buy a Salus will have no problem... 🙂
Lets say you do 100 installs using Honeywell, and your mate does 100 installs using Salus.
You have spent (say) £10,000 on stats, he has spent £5,000.
He has to go back to 3 of them, whereas you only have to go back to one.
I'd go back to a job for £2,500 in my pocket. 🙂
Just playing devils advocate. I don't mind which one you buy, we sell 'em all! 🙂
You missing the point. It's nothing to do with rf address. They only have 5 time switching points ! On off on off on......
Honeywell have 6 !!! On off on off on off 🙂
Is it too cheeky to ask for the stats you have for Siemens? I fit a fair few of them
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Us plumbing and heating engineers have something we like to call a conciense. This may be alien to the sales industry?
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