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How would you test the backup battery on a Pyronix Enforcer panel? As I understand it a standard old type intruder battery is tested using an Act battery tester. Can this be used on the Enforcer battery? Also how often should the Enforcer battery be changed? Every five years like the old type?

Hikvision 7608 is the obvious choice imo.

Engineers Test > Output Test > Output 0014. Carnt hide behind the wife then.

Is that cable CCA or CCS? It claims to be both! o_O

I used the Lan module. Was straight forward. Highly recommend.

https://www.securitywarehouse.co.uk/catalog/pyronix-euro-app-46s-p-4925.html https://www.securitywarehouse.co.uk/catalog/pyronix-network-communications-module-p-4364.html Installed one in my house last week. Delighted with it so far. GPRS module...

Sounds like the "tamper box" is a vibration sensor and has been triggered when the new windows were installed. You will need to remove the 12v from the unit to reset it.

They need to be in different confirm groups but not the default 00 group. Try 01 & 02 and it should work.

Danny if you can hardware your devices go for the Pyronix Euro 46 App panel with Lan card. Will cost approx £220. The Pyronix App is excellent. First 12 months are free and then £36 per year.

I have a meter. Please advise on how to test the internal resistance of the battery. *ok i've had a look on youtube but i'm sure this is incorrect. 7.0Ah battery. 13.61v load resistance of 1K gives a current of 13mA 13.61/0.013-1000 = 46.9 13.61/46.9= 0.29Ah? o_O

How do you test a battery's internal resistance?

Is there a way i can test my intruder alarm battery with my multimeter? I'd rather not purchase this expensive act battery tester: https://www.actmeters.com/products/battery-testing/act-612-6v12v-lead-acid-intelligent-battery-tester/

I have tried to register but heard nothing from them. Their site says trade only, how did you get around that mate if you don't mind me asking?

“When the debate is lost, slander becomes the tool of the loser.”

Make your mind up!

I have no answer! I am a Diy enthusiast. I am looking for an answer from a professional security installer or electrician like yourself. If you do not know how to test the backup battery then just say so. I can only quote Socrates here: “When the debate is lost, slander becomes the tool of...

Still waiting on this... :sneaky:

Can you please inform us on how to test the backup battery correctly or do you just blag it and hope for the best. I suspect you have no idea how long the battery will actually last for just that it did work for the few seconds that you tested it.

Surely this will on prove that the battery will last for 2-3 seconds and not a minimum of 15 minutes. Not much of a test imo. If the bell box cable gets cut the battery could only last a minute or so. Who knows.

Ok thanks for the replies. I'm thinking the only problem could occur when the guttering is cleaned and the cable could possibly be damaged. It's worth the risk on ones own house though imo.