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  1. Did find this though Honeywell Galaxy Rs 232 Connection Help - Introduce Yourself - Security Installer Community (thesecurityinstaller.co.uk)
  2. I use an asix based one. Id have to check with honeywell if there is official recommendation but i wouldnt be hopefull, iirc they dont support serial over usb
  3. the issue here is the actual type of fire. An optical smoke detector can detect smoke and then a relay base will provide your relay for interconnection. However most are 12v you may need to use a power converter to drop to 12v dc from 24
  4. Hello, I'm hoping you can assist with a product enquiry. I'm looking for a device to detect the start of a lithium battery fire. I'm keen for advice on if heat and/or smoke is best for this use case. The power available is 24v DC and I'm hoping the sensor will have either a repay or some sort of output I can connect into a monitoring PLC. many thanks,
  5. Problem will be proving correct ownership etc. Can you contact where you got it from for the previous password?
  6. A shock sensor is designed to detect a large force. Maybe a photo of the structure?
  7. Hi, what do you mean by marcher board?
  8. If you have set it to double pole you don't need the resistors?
  9. Does seem like decent advice are you the installer?
  10. Unfortunately this forum is for pro installers only You could go to thesecurityinstaller.co.uk for other input
  11. No, I can't your crossing manufacturers
  12. Technically there isn't a limit but it should only be upto 2 on a double door
  13. Depends on what it is wiring too, is it double pole currently?
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