I wouldnt advise trying to install pro gear as a DIY'er, as support is impossible.
The master blasters will be fine and will run from the panel (ie the 12v relays) however you will need something to switch your floodlights. THis could be a contacter or a gjd switcher.
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dan
the line voltage is not really relevant when working out pa load.
as a rough guide the higher the line voltage the lower the volt drop.
each speaker etc will add load to the line.
as an easy calc if your amp has more power than your total load then your fine. just be cautious not to over drive.
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On that sounder when you open the tamper switch it removes the hold of power. This can be used to test the battery in the sounder etc.
It is normal.
The oddy bells from texecom have an overide feature to prrevent this used with a texecom panel.
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Yes standard sensors will be triggered by cats, foxes etc.
However risco make a unit called the watchout that is designed to ignore cats etc. However deer is a different matter. The target size and density is similar to a person.
If you have deer then a PIR is not a viable solution IMO. You should be looking at active beams.
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biax
Im afraid i cant do anything myself on your refund, or track it as it was a bank transfer.
I have emailed accounts and will let you know when i know.
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James
might be possible on an old one, but the new one are a re a bit advanced to be modified much and continue to work.
You might be bale to use a modern one and remove the pyro, this would fool the unit into thinking the pir was not functioning and work with its only remaining technology. However I have never done this.
James
Your right with a microwave, however i dont know of a microwave only detector anymore. Many years ago RACAL made one.
Can you not use an external sensor?
There isnt a wiring diagram as such for a dual com, but i have attached a drawing of the device connections.
You would normally connect it via the control panel outputs and power etc
13.8+ = D
13.8- = A
H- = no connection
H+ = B
SO = Strobe -
LB = No Connection
T = T
You may need a relay for this sounder to be compatible for this panel
Basically this sounder is an old style SCB
You may need a pull up resistor.
If that configuration doesnt work then connect a 1K resistor between B on the panel and D
Alternativly you will need a relay to clean switch the voltage req.
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without knowing hw its programmed i would suggest you have turned on chime on a circuit.
best way is to check that, if its not that, then id suggest removing all cabling and linking everything out, to see if the beep still occurs.