jig Posted June 24, 2006 Author Posted June 24, 2006 If your alarm system is anything like proportional to your CCTV installation I would think an additional psu would be a sound investment. The alarm has the following: 7x PIR's 3x Door Contacts 2x Smoke Sensors 1x Heat Sensors 2x panic Buttons 2x Keypads Is that alot?
Guest rjbsec Posted June 24, 2006 Posted June 24, 2006 The alarm has the following:7x PIR's 3x Door Contacts 2x Smoke Sensors 1x Heat Sensors 2x panic Buttons 2x Keypads Is that alot? On the surface, no. The TS900 has a 1.5amp power supply - what is the current drawn by the components? Panel 300ma in alarm ....... and so on. I would be very surprised if it couldn't suply all the power and have a good bit left over - ask your installer for more detail as to why it is required. The panel doesn't conform to EN standards so that cannot be the issue.
Guest RICHL Posted June 24, 2006 Posted June 24, 2006 The alarm has the following:7x PIR's 3x Door Contacts 2x Smoke Sensors 1x Heat Sensors 2x panic Buttons 2x Keypads Is that alot? How many bell boxes? Any communication devices?
Brian c Posted June 24, 2006 Posted June 24, 2006 On the surface, no.The TS900 has a 1.5amp power supply - what is the current drawn by the components? Panel 300ma in alarm ....... and so on. I would be very surprised if it couldn't suply all the power and have a good bit left over - ask your installer for more detail as to why it is required. The panel doesn't conform to EN standards so that cannot be the issue. Agreed. Sounds like it should be drawing no more than 1Amp, there shouldn't really be any need for another PSU. If you don't know......ask.
jig Posted June 24, 2006 Author Posted June 24, 2006 Sorry, missed of.... 1xTexecom odyessy belbox 1xSD2 Dialler and thats the lot! Want to make sure before I confront the engineer and also want to make sure ive done my homework and know a bit so the wool isnt pulled over my eyes!
morph Posted June 24, 2006 Posted June 24, 2006 Hi All,My engineer has fitted a Menvier TS900 which I supplied but now wished for me to provide him with additional power supply, not sure why an additional power supply is required? He tells me as there is a lot of power being used by all the zones and the fact that I also have cctv installed So is the system not working at the moment? How did the the situation arise that the system needs an additional PSU? How old is the TS900?
Guest rjbsec Posted June 24, 2006 Posted June 24, 2006 Sorry, missed of....1xTexecom odyessy belbox 1xSD2 Dialler and thats the lot! Want to make sure before I confront the engineer and also want to make sure ive done my homework and know a bit so the wool isnt pulled over my eyes! Wouldn't make that much difference. Don't "confront" your engineer, ask him his reasons for suggesting it - they may be valid, not one of us here has seen the installation in question. The only thing to be harmed by an additonal psu is your pocket!
jig Posted June 24, 2006 Author Posted June 24, 2006 As I said early the psu is not powering any CCTV equip (as these have there own psu's). Im not trying to catch anyone out, just want some more opnions and making sure the install is upto standard...Im sure if there isnt anything to hide the engineer wouldnt mind telling me and it gives me a better understanding as to why costs have gone up (as a result of an extra psu). Its installers like you that let the side down, im hope your not like that to your customers... Im just making sure everything is as good as it can be and meeting all standards...sorry if this annoys you...
jig Posted June 24, 2006 Author Posted June 24, 2006 So is the system not working at the moment? How did the the situation arise that the system needs an additional PSU?How old is the TS900? The system is working, the panel is new. During the install he suggested that I add the extra psu as for all the components we have on the panel.
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