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Hi

 

The system is based around a Scantronic PD9651 with four Honeywell IS312 PIRs with fsl wiring. It was installed around four months ago and has been operating properly until now.

 

Last night a false alarm condition occurred after the system had been fully set for about a week. The relevant part of the log reads:

 

22.07.06 Burg Z04 Alarm

22.07.09 Burg Z04 Restore

22.10.23 Burg Z04 Alarm

22.10.26 Burg Z04 Restore

22.25.24 Z04 Lock Out

22.25.24 System Rearmed

 

I have checked the connections inside the PIR and all appear to be good and tight and the resistor legs appear to be sound and not crossed. Nonetheless, I have given the screws an extra tweak.

 

Very close to the PIR I did, however, find quite a large spider. Could it have been the cause of this particular false alarm? If not, as usual, any suggestions/comments would be most welcome.

 

Many thanks.

24 minutes ago, PeterJames said:

Was there any signs of a spider? Cobewebs? Spider close by?

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Very close to the PIR I did, however, find quite a large spider.

 

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

 

9 minutes ago, datadiffusion said:

 

Tat will teach me to only read the first few lines.

 

Yes a spider on the detector will look like an elephant in the room

Thanks for all the interest/feedback so far.

 

I had heard that spiders could cause issues but jut wasn't sure if they could cause the alarm/restore/alarm/restore pattern shown in the log.

 

2 hours ago, Nova-Security said:

 

Didn't know such stuff existed! Will get hold of some asap - prevention won't do any harm.

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