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Premier 24 - Clear Battery Fault

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Yea me too.

Ive seen older panels pop fuses by powering back up batt first, never had an issue mains first,

Battery is more aggressive on start up
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Yea me too.

Ive seen older panels pop fuses by powering back up batt first, never had an issue mains first,

Battery is more aggressive on start up

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If we all think mains first is the best, why do the manufacturers love battery first then?

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so if it goes pop they can blame the battery maybe?

would that be easier for manufacturers to defend than if panel goes pop on the mains?

 

I mean if it was going to go pop either way. not that there actually is a problem with either the batt or mains.

 

crappy reason, am grasping at straws really

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Ive seen older panels pop fuses by powering back up batt first, never had an issue mains first

 

 

Doesn't matter on a Premier. It won't boot on a battery until you "Kickstart".

If we all think mains first is the best, why do the manufacturers love battery first then?

dont reckon they do.

I really can't be ar**** with it anymore.

Doesn't matter on a Premier. It won't boot on a battery until you "Kickstart".

 

Just like a scanny I guess....

So, I've decided to take my work back underground.... to stop it falling into the wrong hands

 

dont reckon they do.

Most manuals I have read want battery first

www.securitywarehouse.co.uk/catalog/

Most manuals I have read want battery first

Same for me, and always wondered why,

Ever tried, for example, a Pyronix TwinAlert on a mains-only connected scanny?

 

'TICK!' 'TICK!' from the speaker at about 1Hz

 

So assuming no battery no proper smoothing. Perhaps manf. worried about damaging detectors with a spike w/o battery?

So, I've decided to take my work back underground.... to stop it falling into the wrong hands

 

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