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Hi there got bit of a dilemma here. MY parents are getting a new kitchen fitted at some point in january and my dad thinking of getting a new boiler (probably will) because he thinks the old one is inefficient and is in the wrong place and in his on words "too close to the wall" .its located in...

AT LAST thank you someone who actually gives kind and helpful advice. where were you at the start you could of saved me the aggro from that unhelpful sparkymarka chap who quite frankly has manners of a pig which is an insult to the pig. thanks again

If I knew asking a question would cause this much hassle I would never of bothered.

I agree with you europlex I never get rid of anything until it breaks down completely and gets beyond repair. I bit old fashioned myself I prefer the older technology over today's modern rubbish. the scantronic 9600 will last a life time same with the old ideal classic boiler if looked after...

dear bernardgreen as you seem to be one of very few people on this forum who actually offer helpful advice and not silly one liners, could you kindly offer me some advice on how to set my additional sounder up and give some understanding on my 2 amp elmdene power supply load and clarify if the...

for those of you who with nothing helpful to say do not bother to reply I will just ignore you. yes my system is old admittedly, but it is for my own house not a new install. I have looked after it and has worked great all these years and still works perfectly to this day. I have no intention to...

very helpful thanks:rolleyes: ,can anyone sensible who is willing to help me please answer. thanks

HI all, I am trying to connect a additional sounder to my alarm system. i will give you a quick brief of my alarm system, I have a scantronic 9600 with 2 bells, 2 keypads,1 speech and text dialller,1 internal sounder, 4 pirs, 2 door contacts, 1 panic button, 1 smoke detector and 1 carbon...

no, I can remember there being a few links on the pcb immsmc the batt link and the rtn-. apart from the prima 500. I do not think the 200 or 300 did activate. some of the prima's that I removed when switching off the panel did nothing, however they did work on the panel bell test .

tbh the last time I used a prima 200 I do not remember seeing any connections for a backup battery. unless its battery was soldered internally on the unit. I do not think it would self activate. same with the 300.

maybe not but the panel will

You would be better off buying a 12v alarm relay rather than a diode. you can get one from cts direct. use that for the tamper. you will probably be fine without it. but if you want it take the 12v on the panel to the + input on the relay then the tr wire from the second unit to the - input on...

same thing with my oddyssey the volume was intense from the around the up to around 100m or so. any further you could barely hear it? its a strange one. have not expieriemented the sound travel distance with the flashguard xl i will leave that for now. had fun setting it connecting up the...

i must have had bad luck, one of the units had failed no sound at all from the unit just the strobe. replaced them with flashguard xl's no problems after that works great and very loud.

hi there, if you want a very loud sounder I would go for the flashguard xl or the cqr bellbox just google them. I was going to include the texecom bellboxes but they seem to have a bad rep for their piezo's failing. I have replaced mine with flashguards for that very reason. go for a flashguard xl.

thanks all :) . its working perfectly now.

he's gone :( just when we were getting somewhere

is that correct :?:

few more questions 1: is the panel already powering the relays?. 2: depending on the type of alarm ( intruder activation) , does the panel switch that relay during alarm?. 3: do i need to do any linking? ( connect the 0v to the commons on each relay). I am using negative applied...

sorry mate, that diagram means nothing to me. you will need to be blunt I'm afraid. which wire goes where? the power and tamper are fine its just the triggers.