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What system are you trying to add it too?

Don't connect the internal battery in the sab, also disconnect the bell -ve wire

Yes they are, but I'd budget on 400-500 mA per camera.

so my question? https://www.securitywarehouse.co.uk/catalog/honeywell-dt8012f5-dual-tec-motion-sensor-with-petimmunity-p-4033.html https://www.securitywarehouse.co.uk/catalog/knight-grade-3-4-terminal-surface-contact-p-2558.html GSM unit https://www.securitywarehouse.co.uk/catalog/menvier-gsm-speech-dialler-p-2989.html I would suggect pro monitoring not diallers as the path is not monitored using a dialler. Something like a webway unit or dualcom etc The only way to achieve stanby of that time would be with large batteries and some sort of split charge system. Even the big Vanderbilt VDS Unit wont take a battery big enough. YOu would need to calculate or measure your standby current, size the batteries and chargers as required and connect the to the panel via a relay in the event of an ac failure. Your batteries will have drastically reduced capacity in those tempratures and is outside the manufactures specs for devices. YOu may need small heaters (resistors) in the devices if the cold was a problem, but that will use a lot of power.

To remove the line fail disable Line voltage monitoring in the communcations menu

Bell ===== Galaxy Strobe + === +12v Strobe - === RIO0 Out 3 SCB T === Aux Tamp SCB A === GND Bell D === +12v Bell B === RIO0 Out 1 Program Output 1 and 3 as Bell and strobe respectivly Internal Sounder connections will bepend on the type you have.

That looks fine but id use a bigger battery, ie a 2.3 A/h https://www.securitywarehouse.co.uk/catalog/enersys-12v-23-ah-battery-p-1339.html

Assuming SD then yes a passive balun should be fine. You only need active if you have long ranges >200m

The galaxy manual shows eol wiring The honeywell speech dialler https://www.securitywarehouse.co.uk/catalog/honeywell-ade-informa-speech-dialler-p-1425.html

Assuming its a roller shutter and not graded or using eol https://www.securitywarehouse.co.uk/catalog/cqr-grade-2-roller-shutter-contact-p-3647.html

Have a look at the optima panels, be wary of the environment for movement detectors, you may be better with door contacts for volume add a masterblaster to it. https://www.securitywarehouse.co.uk/catalog/ade-honeywell-optima-compact-gen4-p-866.html https://www.securitywarehouse.co.uk/catalog/klaxon-127db-240v-high-output-master-blaster-siren-12v-relay-p-1432.html

I'm not sure innovonics make a stand alone Rx.

I doubt the leds have both failed. It's more likely it's the board. You could check by metering the voltage going to the leds.

It does come with the software etc but as I say it's a pro product not a diy panel

Sounds like a tamper problem on the unit or the cable.

I'd say not. It's not a diy system. Your installer will advise on their preferred kit

Most Texecom wireless is tied to their system. Texecom don't do a standalone rx

It may have a locked code. If so will need a new board. Id contact another local installer but go for an approved firm that have been about a while

Id use the Honeywell viper certainly not an impaq. For that size id recommend a galaxy panel g2 or 3 depending on client requirements'

I'd link out your pa, sounds like an issue with that. Plus the en version of the 9651 does need user authority for engineer access

If you have power at the detectors id recommend the Honeywell viper

Those detectors need an analyser. You are using a panel that does?

Ideally should be avoided but yes ur right Imo it's not an issue. If you can though do

Ideally should face away from windows

Yes it's a switched neg