2 quick questions:

1. Can someone post the diagram of wiring a PIR with 4 core? i can't seem to find it again.

2. If i wire the reed in series with the inertia sensor in a combined unit, am i correct?

ie- 6 terminals in the sensor 2xtamper/2xreed/2xinertia and only 4 core wire.

regards and help appreciated

2 quick questions:

1. Can someone post the diagram of wiring a PIR with 4 core? i can't seem to find it again.

2. If i wire the reed in series with the inertia sensor in a combined unit, am i correct?

ie- 6 terminals in the sensor 2xtamper/2xreed/2xinertia and only 4 core wire.

regards and help appreciated

what is the unit that has reed + inertia?

anyway - either reed or inertia will show as ANTIMASK (or something similar) and not all panels support that.. so what panel are you going to connect it to..?

For Q2,

The combined sensor is not a PIR, sorry,

a combined reed/inertia sensor!!

HKC securewatch

With HKC slimline sensor.

Industry standard stuff which is

standard issue for the area i live in.

Control panel is able to analyise inertia sensors on all zones.

Gross and pulse settings available on all zones.

All zones support SEOL/DEOL/0 ohm

Edited June 26, 200619 yr by superpiper

For Q2,

The combined sensor is not a PIR, sorry,

a combined reed/inertia sensor!!

HKC securewatch

With HKC slimline sensor.

Industry standard stuff which is

standard issue for the area i live in.

Control panel is able to analyise inertia sensors on all zones.

Gross and pulse settings available on all zones.

All zones support SEOL/DEOL/0 ohm

with (S)EOL you can have a zone supervison and you'll get states of FAULT, NORMAL and OPEN.

with DEOL you'll get additionally TAMPER recognition.

with TEOL (triple ) you'll get additionally ANTIMASK or AUXILIARY alarm (depends how your alarm panel wants to understand it)

what i don't know (since we use only inertias with internal analysing) is that how your control panel will react if there is a reed in series with inertia and the reed opens.

I thought about this last night and read the Installation manual.(Again)

The (8) zones will automatically asses inertia sensors without prompting.

The Reed is just a normally closed switch, so wiring reeds and sensors in series is not a problem for my panel (as long as the windows are closed)

I appreciate that these things are best on a single zone, but the pre-wiring of my house dictates that this is not possible.

Post for diagram

http://www.thesecurityinstaller.co.uk/comm...ost&id=1317

I appreciate that these things are best on a single zone, but the pre-wiring of my house dictates that this is not possible.

Post for diagram

http://www.thesecurityinstaller.co.uk/comm...ost&id=1317

yep. just connect reed and inertia output in series and then think it as one alarm relay when connecting resistors. and ofcourse - use proper resistors for your panel..

Edited June 27, 200619 yr by georgahti