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I did but the siren had a separate battery

Hi, yes it did go off but only for a couple of mlinutes and then it stopped

Apologies if I have not provided detailed information. I want to remove the alarm and all aspects of it such as keypad/control panel, door contractors, motion sensors and siren box. In order to remove it i will have to make it inactive first. I know i must turn off the circuit for the alarm...

Can Can I ask which part is concerning so I may be able to clarify as I might not have explained properly.

I will Try this tomorrow, and try to get hold of the manuals to see if there may be a battery in the bell box.

The alarm is connected to the CU on a breaker shared with the smokes detectors. There is a fused spur next to the control panel, but i will check tomorrow to see if it also knocks out the smoke detectors if removed as someone has suggested may be the case.

Really, would you be able to guide me through how to remove the entire alarm system if its not too much trouble.

No, we are in Bedfordshire leagrave

Ive not attempted to remove the fuse yet, as i was bit sure if there was a separate control panel. Will try this when I am back at the house on Thursday.

Oh really. Any idea how i would remove and decommision the entire hardwired alarm system. It is wired to the consumer unit and is shares a breaker with the smoke detectors.

Hi all. I have just moved into a new property and we have a old A1 AJ600N security alarm which has not been working for a while now according to the previous owner. There is power to the alarm. I want to remove and decommision this alarm completely. The fused spur is located near the keypad...