i have a bell ox and wanted to know if i could test it before installing alarm?

if so how can this be done?

Thanks

Hi ,

Just use a 12v alarm battery (or similar) attach a short length of 6 core to the bell box terms, and give it what it requires ...12v for sab connections , then sw-ve for siren (attach to neg of battery) , depends on type of siren , but most are similar and self explanatory.

Or connect it to an old alarm panel...every one has one hanging about...dont they?.

Or connect it to an old alarm panel...every one has one hanging about...dont they?.

Just one?

i have a bell ox and wanted to know if i could test it before installing alarm?

if so how can this be done?

Thanks

I find a extra large hammer tests bells quite well it opens your eyes to how easy they break.

How old is the bell??? would it just be cheaper to buy a new one?

I find a extra large hammer tests bells quite well it opens your eyes to how easy they break.

How old is the bell??? would it just be cheaper to buy a new one?

its an //.National Installer.// bell box, about 6months old.

been given to me but dont know if it works at all.

anyone got the pinouts for it??

its an //.National Installer.// bell box, about 6months old.

Knew that one was coming.

Knew that one was coming.

All genuine mate

any ideas?

got terminals labeled H+, etc (cant rememebr the others)

its an //.National Installer.// bell box, about 6months old.

been given to me but dont know if it works at all.

anyone got the pinouts for it??

You didn't get it off ebay

I would still use the hammer

//.National Installer.// bell box + hammer

These are the connections

+H

-H

RTN

-R

ENG

the last called BATT which is also attatched something else called the BATT