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alarm cable
hi everyone can anyone help me : problem is the dog has chewed through the alarm cable its a hard wired system with pirs can i just connect the wires back together if so which is the best way of doing it the wires are surface mounted so i wud like to make the connection as neat as possible THANX for any advise bazza
Hi Bazza, if badly damaged you can get 2 small alarm joint boxes and a lenght of 6 ? core alarm wire & replace section of wire, ideally you should find which are 'tamper pair' & in JB's there should be an anti tamper sw on the lid. then you break one of the tamper loop wires by the switches so if someone tries to take of lid of box it sets off alarm!
If damage is in protected area (by PIR) then may not require this, if part of house insurance discount they could refuse to pay out after break-in if found not to be done this way, only you will know that, regards SPARX
Re: alarm cable
[quote="bazza"]hi everyone can anyone help me : problem is the dog has chewed through the alarm cable its a hard wired system with pirs can i just connect the wires back together if so which is the best way of doing it the wires are surface mounted so i wud like to make the connection as neat as possible THANX for any advise bazza[/quote]
BAZZA IF EACH CORE IS CONNECTED BACK TO ITS ORINGINAL POSITION, INTO 5 AMP BLOCKS , INTO A SURFACE BOX, U HAVE TO STUDY ALARM PANEL COMMISIONING INSTRUCTIONS , AND ASSUMING NO DAMAGE TO THE PANEL, ( BLOWN COMPONENTS, FUSES ECT ) U NEED TO RESET WITH FACTORY CODES AS STATED IN INSTRUCTIONS. ASSUMED U HAVE DISSCONNECTED POWER SOURCE FROM UNIT. IF NO JOY THEN SOMEONE WHO SPEACIALISES IN ALARMS WOULD ADVISE, OR STOCKIST OF PANEL. BLAKEY1963
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