Jack b

I've got the panel bulb working and the buzzer for exit timer working. The bulb only lights up if you've put something in the bell terminals. I can't get the circuit fault to extinguish. I've tried making loops but that didn't work.

I need help on wiring this panel so that the circuit fault bulb turns off and I can set the panel.

In all seriousness what do kerry springs even look like? The reason I'm asking is because I've made a panel for the Rely-A-Bell I picked up and It needs some way of sounding the alarm through the panel. I know door contacts work but I need something a bit more authentic.

How would I hook it up to a panel?

Does anyone know what a kerry spring is and how to make one?

The thing at the top is a pygmy bulb

Does anyone know whats inside a securicor alarms?

I bought this rely a bell and while ago and I've wanted to make a panel for. I know how to make the coffin panel from the 50s rely a bell system but not the 60s rely a bell system. If anyone has info on the 60s or 70s rely a bell coffin panels or picture then notify me.

Your probably right

It's probably the solder joints on the board.

My first panel was a Selmar Burglar Alarm from 1975. The bell box was hammered black and only had a synachrome bell inside. The panel was hammered black and a circuit test button with a green incandescent lamp under the button. Next to the button there's a key switch with a red lamp under it. Round the side of the control unit was a flick switch and next to it was a xenon lamp. It was very simple only having two relays , mains and a micro switch.

I used to have one of those panels. It was 6 zone instead of 4 zone.

What's a iirc speaker? A mylar cone speaker or something like that

Does it have the same guts as the bentley classic sounder?

What sab module does it have?