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Argus Alarm Click And Buzzing


Mattseed

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Hi guys, my first post here, I have an argus alarm in my house that has so e wireless sensors etc. it was professionally fitted a few years back. On an off there is a constant crackle and buzz with occasional clicks coming out of the two internal speakers. It drives us mad even keeping us awake a night.

Does anyone know what could cause this ?

Thank you

Matthew

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Possibly RF interference, if so quite easy to filter out, get the maintenance company to check.

Nothing is foolproof to a sufficiently talented fool.


Posted

Thanks for that, it's odd as it's been about 2 months since it's done it then one day it just stopped.....then a few days ago it's started again. Is that normal for RF ?

Thanks for your help

Matthew

Posted

Argus wigan?

We had a internal sounder wired in the bell output did the same on a optima. A relay fixed the problem.

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Thanks whistle. Yes it was Argus Wigan. The funny thing is it didn't do anything for the first year or so and even now it comes and goes. I'm not in the know on this subject and don't know what to do really. We spoke to Argus, they said it's a bit odd and they can send someone out for nearly £100 but if they can't find the fault we still pay. Not happy with that seeing as they are as confused as I am as to what it is. To all intents and purposes it sounds like phone line crackle.?

Matt

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Ours turned out to be cr@p feeding back from the external sounder. Fixed on the 1st visit with a relay.

Funny thing is it was a texecom bell the same as you supplier uses.

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As a lay man, I'm guessing that's not something I could do myself......especially when I don't even know what a relay is ?

Matt

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Just one final thought, on Scantronics this happens when the battery dies completely... but it is a more of a regular 1Hz tick as the battery is used to smooth the mains.

So, I've decided to take my work back underground.... to stop it falling into the wrong hands

 

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