james.wilson
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ah different layout to i remeber on the 700l thanks
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iirc you cant. When I used to fit the 700l I used to fit a pot to the main board as a mod. Unless the 800l had one as std. You could put a resister in series with the speaker but that would lower the alarm volume as well
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no its not an error the current demand is one thing that can be over, the volts cant be
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youu can use a 10A 8v transformer on your door bell but not a 1a 24v. they are 2 different voltages so you will need 2 supplies. one for your bell one for your other unit or a transformer from 24v ac to 8v fed from the 24v one
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i highlighted the power req in red
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I dont think they do it. its 2 way rf so the sensors will shutdown unless armed or in walk test to save battery life
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I doubt thats displayed on an sd1? the sd1 is a speech dialler not a panel/keypad
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never put one on anything but a dimension sorry
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ah missed the link on the phonewhat equipment is itno one probably but thought id check for customer info too. no that reg is for existing dwellings 1a is for new build as far as I can seev 4.00 - 4.36 sw version? have you tried restarting it from engineers?its something to do with Part L http://www.lllwww.co.uk/building_reg.html but this may only be new builds? reading this I assume if the fitting exceeds 45 lumens per watt there is no limit? (table 42 page 81 of attachment) my fitting is 17000 lumens at 150 watt on the front jpw-partl.pdf
sensor activated with manual override so security and convenience.i believe there is a 150watt limit on flood lights? is this domestic only or does it apply to commercial too. Only asking as i want to fit a couple of 200 watt ones in the back garden.top post ggmiss those videos on smoking floors etcWe'll that's ok then..if its a valid address i doubt it. Is the data doubled up seen that a lot with euro takeovers?
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