Pyronix Enforcer - no power

Ytr0891 · 3 Dec 2018

Hi everyone.

The alarm has stopped working. It came up with an alert saying there is a mains fault then about 12 hours later a low voltage alert came up now it is off. Nothing on the screen, have tried switching off at the mains leaving it for a while and powering back up but nothing.

Can someone please help?

Thanks

KWCFC · 3 Dec 2018

Looks like you've lost the mains power and the backup battery has eventually died.

If the fuse is turned on at the mains you need to check the other fuses at the spur or inside the panel. If you do find the issue you will likely need to replace the battery as it will be dead.

Ytr0891 · 3 Dec 2018

Thanks for the reply.

Are there any instructions/diagrams as to where the fuses are and how to replace the battery? Have taken off the panel and see there are a few fuses, want to make sure to get them all.

This is all new to me.

Thanks

KWCFC · 3 Dec 2018

You just need to test the fuse where the mains power comes in. You need a multimeter or some form of voltage indicator to check the fuses or the voltage either side of the fuse.

If you are unsure then better to get a professional in as mains voltage will be 230v and dangerous if you come into contact.

sparkymarka · 3 Dec 2018

Just check that the switch mode psu inside the panel hasn't melted does it feel hot at the top left corner of the panel ?

Ytr0891 · 3 Dec 2018

Okay, thanks. If it turns out to be a fuse/fuses after I replace that will it turn on like normal and have settings etc. It won't start the alarm off or anything will it?

Ytr0891 · 3 Dec 2018

Hey

So I took a look and that panel is cool. Fuses looked okay too. It looks like the psu is fried?

Any thoughts and ideas how to fix this? I've seen a psu online https://www.cts-direct.net/pyronix-...spjju2OJG9jyf83KV2knG7qn7mj6uDCIaAuyVEALw_wcB

Please let me know your thoughts. Thank you!

Ytr0891 · 3 Dec 2018

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sparkymarka · 3 Dec 2018

That's not looking good ! I would put the psu cover on and check with a multimeter input ( 240 v AC ) input and 12v DC output

Ytr0891 · 6 Dec 2018

Thanks for the reply. Where should I connect the ends of the multimeter to?

Thanks

Europlex · 6 Dec 2018

I'm not trying to be rude, but, if you have to ask that question, you need to get someone in.

As a precaution, you don't want to hurt yourself, or the panel.

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