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  1. As above Think O----O----O etc One after the other. Most manufacturers do it for keypads and expanders. Some do it for detection too
  2. Of it's a hkc bell it is led. No risk of high voltage from the strobe. The piezo will be though. I'm seeing a trend of people wanting to remove proper stuff and asking how it can be disabled. Never see the same questions on simplisafe and ring etc. That's because they can be easily disabled. If you want a burglar alarm that can be easily disabled just get a doorbell and hope it's pressed.
  3. It will be in acpo / npcc I fought against a reg with no industry input like essentials.
  4. Industry backed and controlled cyber security scheme rather than cyber essentials which isnt particulary relevent to our industry and controlled outside of it. CySPAG Registered Installers | CySPAG
  5. It should be blank when armed if it's new fw?
  6. Try putting the trigger to hard voltage. If it doesn't trigger isn't an output issue
  7. Yes looks like a failed contact. If open it will countdown then report an exit fault
  8. If you have power you could fit a little temp controlled heater. Only ever fitted them inside
  9. A decent quality battery would be an improvement but if it's not been serviced correctly and on time the psu is probably shot. You could try power cycling it but at least put a decent battery in it
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