PeterJames

It just has to have a maintenance contract, obviously they are expecting you to check that it is in good working order. The insurance co has not asked for anymore than that though.

Well no one is going to try and circumvent the bell I suppose, and if the bell isnt working, well I doubt they will get burgled any way LOL. I wonder if that was the sort of conversation that went on at VW " Well no-one is really bothered about global warming "

The link has just proved that you do not have a tamper circuit, if the bell doesnt ring on test it means the 0v is not getting to the bell, if the bell works then you have no tamper return, which could be simply because your tamper switch's are not closed

Unless your changing the grade, and the insurance co requires it then again no need. If we installed a system to 4737 ten/twenty years ago and then upgraded the panel, we would prog the panel to 4737, and not reissue. However, if it was due to loss of Police response we would have to upgrade accordingly and reissue a new cert.

Intrinsically safe are made similar to marine grade, both are made for hostile areas intrinsically safe would be bomb proof but also made so that there is no chance of a spark, marine grade would be salt water resistant. Several manufacturers made these types of housings, but if theyre that old the cameras themselves will be low res anyway

Looks like an intrinsically safe camera is it in a firework factory or similar?

bonjour!

If it was a takeover of system installed by another NSI co then it should already have one. If the customer requires an NSI cert for their insurance then you should issue one but you can charge for it. If it is not a customer requirement you can just maintain it without certification. The sames as you can service an automated gate without NSI certification.

I guess during the day the place is hostile to smokes, and so need it as a heat only. We have a leisure centre that send out one set of messages on the PA system during the day (Staff announcement 51) and another when the place is closed (Get out the place is on Fire) I also guess any burglar breaking in and the Fire alarm goes off is gonna know he has been rumbled BTW welcome Adam

Its a polite way of saying theyre fat

You just add id expander's to the 600 series panel, they used to have biscuits too, but they were the new id not the old id.

Gardtec also have a replacement

Hi and welcome

They will be copy Hik, only Hilk sell Hik through there own uk approved distributors.

CCTV Direct eh, High end eh, have you tried the pound shop for the tools to install it??

Only one way to find out ......................................................FIGHT!

My guess would be that you have solved the problem, but finding a credible cause will stop you investigating further, so I dont blame you for using caution. That said I am 99% sure it is most likely the cause.

If the pir is not activating when full set logically it is unlikely to be power at the panel. It may still be an intermittent power fault on the viper cable

That narrows it down a bit use the 24hr tamper wires as the circuit and link out the tamper circuit at the panel. If it stops you either have an intermittent short between tamper and alarm or an intermittent open circuit .

You didnt say it might be a trick question

Chime on

There are several things that could be causing your problem as follows: 1. Auxiliary power failing. Loose fuse or poor connection at the panel down powering the vipers will cause the circuit to go open giving the impression that they had activated. This is why its important to know If the pir were to activate along with the vipers when the system is fully set as this would indicate that it is a power problem. 2. The cables to the vipers may have a fault on them, the fact that you have nt had a tamper fault would suggest that the 24hr loop is okay, if you swap the pair both ends and you start to get tamper faults then you know its the cable. Although it could also be an intermittent short between the tamper and alarm circuit. So if the false alarms continue it still maybe a short between alarm and tamper, To prove this I would remove the wires from the tamper circuit and fit a link, if the fa's stop its a short problem. 3. The panel itself. It could be just the zone or it could be dropping power 4. The vipers. As there is two of them it is very unlikely, but not impossible. My money is on 1 or 2 the detectors seem to work as they should when tested and the panel operates correctly, but an intermittant fault can be difficult to find especially without a multimeter.

So the pir has not been armed so you dont know if it is false activating as well? Or have the vipers activated whilst the property was vacant and the pir was armed

okay this narrows it down a little, do you have other powered detection, motion detectors or beams ect?

On the walk test do the lights latch on? Do you have a button you have to press to reset them or are they reset when you set the alarm? Blitz is a good company in Kent if your thinking of changing