Hi Guys, Please let me know how many of you intruder alarm engineers use shuntlocks on E/E route for Police

linked alarm systems to confirm to regs??

, John

Edited February 25, 201115 yr by jlodge10

we do where appropriate, assume your talking 6.4.2, but of course not exclusively.

only on the right door lol.

We use them now and again, depends what the insurer wants

Most of our monitored jobs have them fitted, prob 90% lock, 10% prox

Most of our monitored jobs have them fitted, prob 90% lock, 10% prox

weve done a few on gun cabinets on 24hr.but not often on e/e

We use them to start E/E, door gets kicked in, no entry started, instant alarm on contact, confirmed on hall pir

We use them to start E/E, door gets kicked in, no entry started, instant alarm on contact, confirmed on hall pir

its the best way, just a pain on alot of doors.

we use them but still tend to use 6.4.5 else the lock is vulnerable

Not really used shuntlocks before incase they are forced open. External prox with a maglock on the door. Front door programmed as alarm. Disarm the system before you can enter the building, or if the have electric roller shutters put a relay on to disable the mains power until the alarm is disarmed.