some advice.

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some advice. Sandy Savage 12-16-2005
Posted by Sandy Savage on December 16, 2005, 5:39 pm
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Hi All,
Installing a veritas 8c in the morning and I have to connect a smoke
detector and a panic button. Does the 8c take these ? and if so what
connections do I use. Not being thick just never been asked for these two
items before.
T.I.A
Micky.



Posted by Sandy Savage on December 20, 2005, 8:02 am
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> Hi All,
> Installing a veritas 8c in the morning and I have to connect a smoke
> detector and a panic button. Does the 8c take these ? and if so what
> connections do I use. Not being thick just never been asked for these two
> items before.
> T.I.A
> Micky.
Hi People .
Is there no answer to this?

T.I.A

Micky.



Posted by SantaUK on December 20, 2005, 9:01 am
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Surely the manual will tell you. I would be surprised if the PA wasn't
supported. The smoke detector will depend on a) the voltage b) is it NC or
NO contacts in alarm, you may need to get a changeover relay for this.

--
Regards


M Millar

>
>> Hi All,
>> Installing a veritas 8c in the morning and I have to connect a smoke
>> detector and a panic button. Does the 8c take these ? and if so what
>> connections do I use. Not being thick just never been asked for these two
>> items before.
>> T.I.A
>> Micky.
> Hi People .
> Is there no answer to this?
>
> T.I.A
>
> Micky.
>



Posted by Sean on December 21, 2005, 7:27 am
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> Hi All,
> Installing a veritas 8c in the morning and I have to connect a smoke
> detector and a panic button. Does the 8c take these ? and if so what
> connections do I use. Not being thick just never been asked for these two
> items before.
> T.I.A
> Micky.
>
The 8c will definitely take a panic button, and will take a smoke detector
too. I would reccomend that you fit a texecom smoke detector, and you will
find that the wiring instructions for the detector match those of the 8c
panel, down to the reccomended wire colour to use. Being a 12v powered
detector, the texecom can be powered from the panel using a 6 core wire. 2
cores for the switch (normally closed), 2 cores for +12v and 0v, and 2 cores
for tamper if required. The 2 switch wires (normally red and black) are
wired to the zone in the panel.
Panic buttons are simply switches. All you need to do is wire up the button
using 2 wires to the appropriate zone in the 8c panel. You may additionally
want to connect the tamper wires to the panel if you have 4 core cable. You
must then configure the panel for for fire and panic zones appropriately.
Since they are both 24 hour zone types, they should trigger the alarm even
when it is not full or part set.
To test the smoke detector, set the panel into walk test mode, and press the
button on the detector. You should hear the matching number of beeps for the
zone the detector is wired to.



Posted by Sandy Savage on December 21, 2005, 1:27 pm
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>> Hi All,
>> Installing a veritas 8c in the morning and I have to connect a smoke
>> detector and a panic button. Does the 8c take these ? and if so what
>> connections do I use. Not being thick just never been asked for these two
>> items before.
>> T.I.A
>> Micky.
>>
> The 8c will definitely take a panic button, and will take a smoke detector
> too. I would reccomend that you fit a texecom smoke detector, and you will
> find that the wiring instructions for the detector match those of the 8c
> panel, down to the reccomended wire colour to use. Being a 12v powered
> detector, the texecom can be powered from the panel using a 6 core wire. 2
> cores for the switch (normally closed), 2 cores for +12v and 0v, and 2
> cores for tamper if required. The 2 switch wires (normally red and black)
> are wired to the zone in the panel.
> Panic buttons are simply switches. All you need to do is wire up the
> button using 2 wires to the appropriate zone in the 8c panel. You may
> additionally want to connect the tamper wires to the panel if you have 4
> core cable. You must then configure the panel for for fire and panic zones
> appropriately. Since they are both 24 hour zone types, they should trigger
> the alarm even when it is not full or part set.
> To test the smoke detector, set the panel into walk test mode, and press
> the button on the detector. You should hear the matching number of beeps
> for the zone the detector is wired to.
>
Thank you Sean.

I am using a texecom fire detector.

Kind Regards
Micky.



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