The unit they replaced it with is the newer scantronic one with a flip down lid.  The PIR's have all been replaced minus the one in the study, which ive just replaced with a new one.  Can you advise what EOL wiring is please.

thanks again.

 

The hallway has just a PIR not contacts. thanks

3 minutes ago, David Andrews said:

Can you advise what EOL wiring is please.

 

Pretty much, this (ignore the 'Premier' bit, and ignore 'T' and 'A' just imagine the two terminals for each zone - and the Scantronic uses the same resistors which should be in the box)

 

I'm pretty sure this is in the installers manual that's with the panel.

 

With this you can ditch the common tamper and the extra pair of wires to each zone. Plus the panel will report tampers individually.

2 hours ago, datadiffusion said:

The PIR you've pictured looks ancient, I would change them all, and also consider location.

 

pyronix magnum, early 90's ?

yes those PIR's have all been changed apart from the one in the lounge.  Installed about 1992 I think.

2 hours ago, MrHappy said:

pyronix magnum, early 90's ?

 

You trainspotter!

 

OP, what did you replace them with? A quick sketch of the place with placement of the PIRs would help a lot.

10 minutes ago, datadiffusion said:

 

You trainspotter!

 

OP, what did you replace them with? A quick sketch of the place with placement of the PIRs would help a lot.

No need for quick sketches I found the fault it's one of Mr H's refurb , seriously H get someone to help yourself out man

nah I use 4 core, no tampers no call backs

H ardcore 

3 hours ago, MrHappy said:

 

pyronix magnum, early 90's ?

 

42 minutes ago, datadiffusion said:

 

You trainspotter!

 

 

Great when they go faulty, either eternal sleep or stay active with the LED on. If latter power them down first so you don't burn fingers on them.

That's the original one with the screw top centre, instead of underneath.

it does amuse me who trusts a Pyronix sensor after all that has been