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Correct Id drop it to like 50ms on all circuits and hopefully iy does it all the time. Then you can trackit down Or put it 800ms (highest alowed under the standards even though the panel will go slower) to see if it 'hides' the problem I would say it isnt an equipment problem id say its interference. rf etc Id be looking for RF noise but i dont know the site etc

they should all be connected to earth at 1 end only. So if you connect them all at the panel end only id suspect that will cure your issue. never connect both ends of a screen. ALso did you adjust the repsonse time of the circuits. The 16+ was an older slower panel so probably didnt notice

Hi, I want to make a quick enquiry with wifi jamming becoming more common would this affect visionic powermax pro kit

No worries How is it wired, ie type of cable used and how is it run, any other cables nearby to those runs. Screened cable is an option the other thing is to connect all spare cores to earth (at panel end only) to help

I was just wondering if the panel is close to current limit. From what your saying i dont think its incompatible sensors. Ive not seen what your experiencing other that with interference on the cables/damage or overloaded psu's If it were sensors being id expect it to happen often.

if you have cable damage or voltage on a single circuit leg it can affect 4 or 8 circuits (usually 4). If its not reproducable its going to be difficult to track down. If its happening very often it will be easier to track. You can also try chnaging your response time (default is 300m/s) but if you make it faster while testing it may help find and make it reproducable. I assume all peripherals are run from the panel psu, and its anywhere near its limit? ie what are your charging voltages and day mode current. Also what sounders, speakers strobes do you have connected to the outputs?

ok so we have a single detector that you can reproduce the error on?

It's the design of the detector however doesn't usually affect eol circuits Prove the cable or swap inputs first to see if it's a damaged expander. Also ensure the power supplies are good batteries charge voltage etc

No I doubt its the Panel if the rios are reporting it. the line should be irrelevant i wouldnt worry about that. id prove the detector line first by just using a resistor. then id confirm the detectors dont have a cap between alarm and tamper lines then if its just one detector type id drill that down

no its not common. Id be doing some tests on the cable etc. Or move the circuit or swap 2 devices over first

id say not an issue. HR is high res reported by the panel assumming your 1k 1k the panel is seeing about 1.3k (ish) thats showing to me a different issue

id be looking at the hr issues on the galaxy first. Its mostl likly to support these You can use common rail 0v on a Galaxy you cant on most panels. Can you post an example of your detectors?

I have been looking on your website for some standalone smoke/heat detectors for use in a boiler house. Could you confirm that the relay output is volt free and can be used to connected to remote PLC digital input card (24VDC). Aritech Photoelectric Smoke Detector with c/o relay output Do you do a range that is more suitable for an industrial installation like a boiler house? It has to be standalone and dual heat and smoke and have the facility to repeat the alarm remotely via a relay output?

Some manufact do supply cases only. I'd have to find out tomorrow

Did find this though Honeywell Galaxy Rs 232 Connection Help - Introduce Yourself - Security Installer Community (thesecurityinstaller.co.uk)

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

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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

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,

Problem will be proving correct ownership etc. Can you contact where you got it from for the previous password?

Is this internal or external?

A shock sensor is designed to detect a large force. Maybe a photo of the structure?

Hi, what do you mean by marcher board?

If you have set it to double pole you don't need the resistors?

Does seem like decent advice are you the installer?