Armed lamps/led's

[Guest canadiak24]

Hello all! does anyone know of a supplier who sells 'armed lamps/LED's'? I can't seem to track anyone down to supply with one and just wondered if anyone had a suggestion?

[Guest]

Have you thought about making your own, could be done fairly cheaply and source the materials from Maplins or the like?? - yet still look spot on.

[Guest canadiak24]

Its a good point, why don't i make it myself?! I'm too lazy for starters! I don't usually get asked for such items it's been one of those weeks for unusual requests from custoners!

[Guest]

I know there are "detector activated" led plates for fire alarm systems, but there arnt so many LED plates specificly for intruder.

The ones I have seen have been tailor made for a specific purpose Im affraid

[Guest]

tell the client that it does not meet the requirment of a british standard and to keep their daft ideas to their selfs(nicely)

[Guest canadiak24]

well that saves me a job then! i don't know why they can't just remember when the friggin thing is armed and when it isn't...she'll find out when she steps into her lounge at 5am and a full alarm occurs that pretty much would tell her whether the system is armed or not!!

[Guest]

tell the client that it does not meet the requirment of a british standard and to keep their daft ideas to their selfs(nicely) 

55509[/snapback]

That was my first thought, although I suppose it would comply depending where you put it.

Have a look at access control equipment, there's usually a few different types of plates with LED's in. Personally, I'd make one with a blank plate, a hole, an LED and a holder.

[breff]

tell the client that it does not meet the requirment of a british standard and to keep their daft ideas to their selfs(nicely) 

55509[/snapback]

You are allowed to indicate that the system is unset, so the led is on when unset and off when set.

[ian.cant]

As i recall you can indicate both, its just a matter of where you see the indication and clearly you should'nt be be able to tell from outside the premises.

You could use a fire alarm indicator that you would use when a detector is fitted in a void.

[Guest]

As i recall you can indicate both, its just a matter of where you see the indication and clearly you should'nt be be able to tell from outside the premises.

55515[/snapback]

That's what I thought. By the sounds of it the client in question wants indication internally for when it's set at night so an indicator on the landing\stairs would comply in this situation.

Of course, I could have assumed the application incorrectly for this instance.