I have recently purchased a Menvier SD3 dialler from you to use with a Honeywell GD4 Accenta alarm system. My electrician has successfully configured the Accenta Alarm outputs to work correctly with the SD3 dialler (texting and calling fine), but is having some trouble workling out how to connect the SD3 outputs as required as the manual does not give a great deal of info. I understand that the outputs are open collector and therefore will need a suitable relay to provide a clean switch. Can you please recommend any particular relay modules (boards) for connection of the following outputs:

 

1 - To control heating system on/off

2 - Wired back to Accenta panel as Panic Alarm input trigger

3 - Wired back to Accenta panel as Set/Unset Key switch zone.

4 - Wired back to SD3 input as dial out for low temperature alert (does wiring back within SD3 panel still need a relay?)

 

Many thanks

1 - To control heating system on/off

2 - Wired back to Accenta panel as Panic Alarm input trigger

3 - Wired back to Accenta panel as Set/Unset Key switch zone.

4 - Wired back to SD3 input as dial out for low temperature alert (does wiring back within SD3 panel still need a relay?)

 

Many thanks

 

Hi

1. You will need a trelay. ie

http://www.securitywarehouse.co.uk/catalog/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=1574

Note: the relay contacts on this are not suitable for mains operation. You may need a heavy duty relay if switching 240v into your heating etc.

2. Using the above relay you can use the NC / C connections straight into a suitable zone

3. The accenta doesnt have a 'keyswitch' zone type. It will only arm disarm via code and or fob (with reader)

4. You can just link the output to the trigger

I was dismayed to learn that that my existing system (Accenta G4) does not

provide a key switch zone (I had been reading G3 manual in error). It is

important that I am able to set/unset/ clear alarm remotely.

However, I note that a simple set reader/key fob SS/01 is available for the

G4. Could this be wired somehow into the output of SD3 to allow system to be

set/unset remotely?

Many thanks

No im afraid not.

The simpleset use a coil, there is no voltage input/output from it.