Intruder Alarms

Hi I have been installing alarms for some time now but have never wired in the tamper circuit. I have now setup a new business installing security systems and feel i should now wire in this glabal tamper. I have in the past tried wiring all the sensors into the terminals but when i do this i can never generate a tamper alarm. Any guidance would be appriciated. Chris

HI I just installed a Risco WisDom panel and was wondering how to wire a Gardtec eusosec xs7 Bellbox to it. A wiring diagram would be very helpful if anyone can help. The panel comes with 2.2k resistors , the lid tamper is fine but the bell loop fault keeps coming up, and the alarm activating does not ring the external bell. Thanks

The Risco Wisdom comes in two versions. A plain LCD driven panel and an LCD & Voice driven panel, giving set, unset and alarm voice prompts. All three kit pages mention: 'Two Model: LCDversion and LCD version with voice prompts' As it doesnt specifically say on your kits im wondering which version you sell?

Hello I wonder about a product that you sell. The product is Risco Wisdom Wireless PIR, model RWT920. Is this product for 868MHz or for 433MHz? I need this product for 868MHz, is this the right product for 868MHz? Best Regards Martin Sweden

would this be a suitable quality replacement for a failed pir on my OPTIMA XM6 home alarm box Bosch Blue Line Gen2 12m PIR Detector https://www.securitywarehouse.co.uk/catalog/intruder-alarm-equipment-c-36/movement-detectors-c-36_116/all-c-36_116_37/bosch-blue-line-gen2-12m-pir-detector-p-2291.html

Dear Support, Would you know the jumper settings for a Risco Gardtec 595 / 800 Series Zone Expander card? There is a bank of 8 called ZEX1 through to ZEX8, J9 (ZEX Type) and J10 (ZEX Group). Are these in a manual somewhere as I can't find them in the 595 manual I have. Grateful if you can help.. Many thanks. Roy.

Attached is a wiring diagram for 'Double Pole', 'EOL' and using a Risco Guardtec CPX 'Zone Doubling' Conventional Double pole requires a pair for each part of the detection device, ie 'Alarm' and 'Tamper'. Wiring the Tamper Circuit as double pole will require a global tamper, this means that all devices with tamper protection are wired in series into the tamper connections of the control panel. Zone wiring is then wired normally straight into the relevant zone connection. This has the advantage of being simpler to understand, but has the disadvantage of a global tamper, ie being able to identify the device in tamper is impossible. Lower end panels only offer Double Po…