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Hi All

 

I've got a Honeywell galaxy g2 44+. The system served me well for many years but was  decommissioned for about a year due to building work (when I say decommissioned I mean the builders decided to remove power and unplug it all).

 

Anyway I've got it all installed again, I want to check a couple of things please:-

 

  1. I previously had just an Elmdene internal speaker (16ohm) connected to the panel output 1002 (SPK driver) and to +ve AUX. Now I want to connect a second speaker as well as the Elmdene. I have a CQR Alto Extension speaker (Piezo) rated at impedence better than 16ohms. 
  • Can I wire the two speakers in series? The instructions online for the Alto says it doesn't require a +12v power supply. I can put a resistor on parallel with the alto to ensure total resistance of the series circuit is approx. 16-20ohms. How does the Alto piezo work if it doesn't need +12v connected.

 

 

 

 


Sorry I accidently posted that without finishing.

 

Also I've got zone 1016 set as a spare and the system is telling me RF fail for zone 1016, not sure what is causing that? I haven't got any RF peripherals configured (but I did have in the old programming when the zone was in use). I thought "spare" disabled RF supervison, resistance checking on the zone etc.

 

Any advise appreciated.

Thanks

Posted

If you go I to that zone is a serial number still present? Delete it, think it was with b or * key can't remember lol

Alto won't work

Posted

Ok thx. If I scrap the Alto then, can I put two elmdene 16ohm in parallel for a total of 8ohm.


or is there any other 2nd extension speaker I can use ( I need a low profile one if possible, the other half doesn't want a chunky eldene one).

Posted

Thanks Muppet mod, serial number was present and removed as suggested - All working ok now.

You may be interested to know the Alto and Elden working fine as internal speakers connected in series on output 1002.

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