Pyronix Enforcer yearly service

[Pedometer1413]

Is there a documented list of steps that is usually performed as part of a yearly service?

I’ve got full control of my system, including the engineer code, and it has been a fun learning experience. Now I’d like to make sure I’m performing the necessary maintenance.

Have already performed a walk test and siren test, and was going to look into replacing the batteries for all the wireless PIRs as I didn’t see a way of checking the battery percentage so assume it’s recommended to just change them every year.

Is there anything else I should do? Does the siren also need the batteries changed? I’m actually not sure if it’s battery or wired.

Thanks in advance!

 

[DIYSOS2018]

You can run battery tests within the engineering menu. I wouldn’t be replacing batteries internal or external each year - that’s just a waste.

 

[Pedometer1413]

I’ll look into the battery tests, thank you. Would that report if they are almost depleted?

 

[Pedometer1413]

I just looked into the battery tests, and that seems to be related to the backup battery in the control panel not the battery of the connected devices?

 

[DIYSOS2018]

Within the diagnostics menu, you can check all wireless devices including learned inputs and the bell boxes

 

[Pedometer1413]

Thanks for pointing me in the right direction. I’ll keep looking

 

[DerekPCB]

It's a shame the software isn't available to DIYers. It would make maintenance, backup and configuration easier than having to do everything at the panel.

 

[Pedometer1413]

It's a shame the software isn't available to DIYers. It would make maintenance, backup and configuration easier than having to do everything at the panel.

What is “the software” you’re referencing?

 

[DerekPCB]

What is “the software” you’re referencing?

Insite UDL

 

[Pedometer1413]

Thanks for elaborating!

 

[DerekPCB]

No worries. If you find a source (even paid), I'm keen to know more