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Secware_Tech6

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  1. No it will need the correct transmitter
  2. Its not good practice to have more than 1 detector per zone. If you do you cannot use detectors with resistors
  3. Assuming you have enough bandwidth you can run many cameras down a single link. You will just need the poe switch to be at the end of the cox run once its converted to Ethernet
  4. You can use rss. Not the mac address you use the ip address
  5. No you cant link them like that. You could do it with the vanderbilt system and spc connect via pc, tablet etc.
  6. Id go for a honeywell galaxy unit. ie galaxy flex
  7. How are you interconnecting them.. Do you mean use rios and groups?
  8. You can use any panel that supports keyswitch inputs, ie honeywell galaxy
  9. You could use a control panel for this and adjust the bell time or a timer relay eg https://www.securitywarehouse.co.uk/catalog/intruder-alarm-c-36/intruder-alarm-ancillaries-c-36_46/tkc-160-precision-timer-p-2664.html
  10. I'd recommend vbr so it's not that easy to say. But you u can calculate worst case based on your bitrate selected
  11. No. You will need the relevant faac receiver
  12. But I've never tested it
  13. I believe they won't work.
  14. You could use a voltek system with an ibx
  15. You adjust the circuit settings for both options
  16. I would advice a bell module as I'm not sure if the covers are different
  17. It uses gsm currently so g2
  18. The powermaster doesnt
  19. I'm afraid none of us know what a paradox is?
  20. I don't think its a part that can be purchased on its own
  21. Yes any relay will do what u need
  22. Yes we will.
  23. https://www.securitywarehouse.co.uk/catalog/access-control-c-27/access-control-ancillaries-c-27_43/tkc-12v-dc-relay-handy-little-relay-p-1576.html Or a transistor version
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