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Clicking noise from outside alarm box

Guest kscott
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Georg has been at the vodka again  :beer1:

The sas assembly is wired conventionally Georg.  :yes:

The pcb in the bell box is probably a nice white/green furry mess and the tracks are shorting because of the corrosion.  :no:

Regards

Bellman

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No vodka this time. Just glass of wine. truly.. :yes:

could you thou explain what is "sas"?

i agree with "propably" "thing".. :lol:

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No vodka this time. Just glass of wine. truly.. :yes:

could you thou explain what is "sas"?

i agree with "propably" "thing"..  :lol:

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SAS=Self Actuating Siren

or the older type, the SAB.

SAB=Self Actuating Bell

Regards

Bellman

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Service Engineer and all round nice bloke :-)

The views above are mine and NOT those of my employer.
SAS=Self Actuating Siren

or the older type, the SAB.

SAB=Self Actuating Bell

Regards

Bellman

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gee.. i thought SAS and SAB were some sort of regulations (which you seem to have quite many).. :lol::lol::lol:

By the way Georg.

You may also see it described as a Self ACTIVATING Bell.

Either can be used but most people use activating.

Service Engineer and all round nice bloke :-)

The views above are mine and NOT those of my employer.

definitely water damage to the bell. The ATI 6000 do/did it quite a lot.
definitely water damage to the bell. The ATI 6000 do/did it quite a lot.

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6000 *shudder*

Service Engineer and all round nice bloke :-)

The views above are mine and NOT those of my employer.

Or Aritech 290's can have cone problems.

PG Security Systems

Somerset

SSAIB Certificate of Merit Installers.

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Or Aritech 290's can have cone problems.

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That would be a a pcb suffering from water ingress not the cone itself.
By the way Georg.

You may also see it described as a Self ACTIVATING Bell.

Either can be used but most people use activating.

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What kind of person then uses "actuating" :question:

I know ian but if its losing voltage and the cones knackered it will self actuate and click

PG Security Systems

Somerset

SSAIB Certificate of Merit Installers.

www.pgsecurity.co.uk

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