texecom premier elite power terminals
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Two on the 48 , one set on the 24 still easy to get them all in
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You can use additional terminal blocks if you like, but you will have to daisy chain all of the terminals (picture is generic off the internet).
I get PCBs made to expand the power terminals as you can't fit 8 wires into a PCB terminal block once they have ferrules on them.
I get PCBs made to expand the power terminals as you can't fit 8 wires into a PCB terminal block once they have ferrules on them.
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Yeah it would... but you don’t have too, you should get 10 individual cores into each terminal. Strip them all back & twist tightly together then snip off the rough & you should be left with a single solid core as such which should fit nicely into the individual power terminal, do the same for the pos & neg. If you have a Elite 48 your get two sets of power terminals.
Make sure your not exceeding the max current output! You may need an additional power supply if not.
On a related note, I was planning to install a couple of PIR's and the keypad at the first instance as I've never programmed a Texecom Premier Elite System and once I've sussed it out, I can plug in the rest of it. Are there any flaws in this approach?
Welcome any other tips on offer.
Welcome any other tips on offer.
where you planning on wiring in 10 pirs? sharing zones, if so what PIR's?
much better to have a ingle zone for a PIR.
much better to have a ingle zone for a PIR.
8 onboard plus keypad 2 zones would be 10 anyway !
yes agreed sparkymarka.
suggests all are going to the same point and not 8 to the panel and 2 to the keypad. Don't even know what panel hes got so that could make things different again.....but hey ho.
Happy New Year to you all.
suggests all are going to the same point and not 8 to the panel and 2 to the keypad. Don't even know what panel hes got so that could make things different again.....but hey ho.
Happy New Year to you all.
Hi Guys,
Having wired most of this now (with all the help I've received from this forum!), I was able to twist all the PIR cables together and insert into the power terminals. I also have the expander which has taken some of the power cables.
I have the Premier Elite 24. thanks again.
Having wired most of this now (with all the help I've received from this forum!), I was able to twist all the PIR cables together and insert into the power terminals. I also have the expander which has taken some of the power cables.
I have the Premier Elite 24. thanks again.
Told you they would fit ...
is everything pirs or do you have door contacts?
just the default arming mode is e/e, the entry exit door opens, closes and the exit settle time expires and the system sets. if you are using PIR's for your entry exit detectorthen you need to change your exit to timed exit.
just the default arming mode is e/e, the entry exit door opens, closes and the exit settle time expires and the system sets. if you are using PIR's for your entry exit detectorthen you need to change your exit to timed exit.
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