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  1. I would just like to thank you all so much, it works perfectly and I'm very pleased with it thanks again guys
  2. Ok thanks, series is connect the positive from one speaker and the negative from the other speaker to the panel and join the other two cable together?
  3. So it's perfectly fine to have an 8 ohm and a 16 ohm wired in series?
  4. Hi me again........ I've got a 16 ohm speaker that I'm going to fit but the existing one is 8ohm will this be ok to fit?
  5. Yep thanks it would burn the speaker out if I connected it to the power output, don't worry I won't I will be connecting it the the speaker terminals in the panel and yes I have the engineer code
  6. Ok thanks that's what I'm going to be doing at the weekend I will update when I've done it thanks again
  7. Thanks, it's just a standard lynteck two wire electronic siren and the panel is a modern alarms series 3400 but one of the keypads just says 9600? I think. Or I could get another 8 ohm speaker and add that to the system instead? Which would be my best bet?
  8. Hi I would like to add an extra siren to my alarm system, I already have a pyronix belle which draws approximately 420 ma and I believe the maximum power output for my panel is 1280 ma approximately, however I have a elmdene 1 amp 12v psu just powering smoke detector so I would like to wire the siren trigger from the main panel and take the power from the psu but in theory it shouldn't work as it is not completing a circuit so I would need to know if it's possible to take the + and - from the psu then add a relay and wire it from the bell trigger cable to switch when the alarm is triggered, so the positive and negative wire into the relay and the positive stays connected but I only switch the negative in full alarm? Is this possible? Thanks in advance
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