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Aux Power

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Hi,This might seen a very stupid question but here i go, I have been looking at install manuals found on the internet for the securit 800l and i have noticed on wiring diagrams that it has only 1 AUX Poweroutlet to all the detectors how can i then power all the detectors etc with only one aux outlet of + and - ?

Sorry it must seen an extremely simple question to you

Thanks

Hi,

You connect all the positive wires from your detectors together and wire them to the + terminal and all the negatives go together in the - terminal.

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Alternatly place all the detector power cables into a terminal block, and then from the terminal to the AUX terminals using just 1 or 2 cores.

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Dave Partridge (Romec Service Engineer)

so loads of wires should go into one + and one - terminal?

:hmm:

That's not really how it works. If you count up how many powered detectors are on your system (a powered detector could be a PIR, or a shock sensor, or anything with an LED indicator on it). Each one of these devices would require a power supply, from the AUX terminals. You join the positives from each powered detector to the + terminal in parallel. You do the same for the - supply.

If you don't understand this, you should consider getting in a pro to have a look for you! Not trying to be condescending, merely trying to stop you blowing anything up!!!

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ah ok get it now, thanks, have you got a picture of a terminal block which has been wired into an alarm system, so that i can fully understand?

Thanks

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