norman

Yeah, they were good panels imo.

Oh, I thought you were describing Barnsley.

My punt would be an old dealership accord. Contract will start with DL.

Old recipe tho

I'm Glaswegian and it's never stopped you before.

You've changed...

https://www.acornfiresecurity.com/engineer-fire-alarm-panel-fap-key-box?gclid=CjwKCAjwnK36BRBVEiwAsMT8WHr2ykwBkcRUVHzJF-hkQ7_YC5HTX9E1Ue9AHTIDRmbqxW1zUadHvBoCbTgQAvD_BwE https://www.firedetectionshop.co.uk/fire-alarm-test-keys./fire-alarm-panel-keys/

You can buy sets of the most common keys iirc.

Yeah, it's still a Bentley 2/4

The first panel I fitted back in the late 80's was one of these, the bell will most likely have been built up by the company who fitted the system.

Amen

Ah.

Personally I would only drop the power to the detectors. I'm not sure with these panels but there will most probably be an output that resets on arm/set or something similar (pulse output perhaps?) that you can programme to drop the power momentarily on setting. Worst case, you cold wire in a small unobtrusive switch to interrupt the 12v and mount it through the casing at the bottom or something.

Is there a reset switch on the panel? they need the power dropping off to reset the led iirc.