Pyronix Alarm Help

[Millwright]

Ok, bit of a strange one, but here goes.

Friend of mine is selling house, has an alarm managed by a company who charges a lot of money for simple things. The alarm is playing up, so basically she either wants the engineers code from the company, or basically I'm going to put my ear defenders on, action the tamper alarm, remove the lot from the walls and bin it.

If the company will not give us the codes, is there a way of doing some kind of evasive reset back to start? Really she just wants it disabled for good, the new owners aren't the least bit interested in it.

We think it's a Pyronix Enforcer, looks like one from the google searches.

Thanks

 

[scantronic]

easy to default it, but it will need all devices reprogramming onto it

disabling it isn't too bad

go up to bell, remove plastic cover over the PCB and disconnect the battery
remove mains (fuse from the spur)
open panel and remove battery (just plugs into the board)

that'll disable it

 

[Millwright]

Thanks, wonder how to default it? If we did, I could reprogram everything again.

Disabling it sounds fine though.

My own alarm which I fitted years ago is a Texecom, managed by myself, though I know some people probably get an insurance discount when it's managed by a company.

 

[T1GERIII]

Really simple to back door the system and gain engineer access no re-programming required

PM’d you

 

[Millwright]

Thanks

 

[Millwright]

Silly question here, but......the 3.0v lithium battery packs in the siren, are they rechargeable at all?

 

[sparkymarka]

No …..fit a psu in the loft as you will be changing them every 3/4 years

 

[Millwright]

I'll just change the batteries, the house is being sold, with a working alarm, so we'll just do what we need to for now.