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Moss security ms1000 house alarm power supply

Dazler
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Hello, 

Can anyone tell me whether the power supply to the  ms1000 control panel is off a 3 pin standard adaptor  or hard wired from the consumer unit?  I understand the ms2000 and ms8000 are powered from a 3 pin adaptor. 

Hope you can help

 

 

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  • sixwheeledbeast
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    I doubt it's something any of the trade members here would work on. Sounds pretty DIY if it's ran off a plug top.  

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    I'm growing to like the sound of a master blaster in an empty warehouse...

  • PeterJames
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    Cus it keeps his mum on her toes when she's cooking his nuggets and chips 

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16 minutes ago, Dazler said:

Hello, 

Can anyone tell me whether the power supply to the  ms1000 control panel is off a 3 pin standard adaptor  or hard wired from the consumer unit?  I understand the ms2000 and ms8000 are powered from a 3 pin adaptor. 

Hope you can help

 

 

It has a 12 volt 500ma plug in adapter 

I doubt it's something any of the trade members here would work on. Sounds pretty DIY if it's ran off a plug top.

 

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    So a 3 pin plug into a standard socket? 

    240 mains to 12vdc? 

     

    34 minutes ago, sixwheeledbeast said:

    Sounds pretty DIY if it's ran off a plug top.

    Yes that feeds a cooker

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    Hope it doesnt look like that!

    3 hours ago, Logan said:

    Yes that feeds a cooker

    20200527_162829.jpg

    Why didn't you put the plug top on? 

    Nothing is foolproof to a sufficiently talented fool.
    7 minutes ago, norman said:

    Why didn't you put the plug top on? 

    Cus it keeps his mum on her toes when she's cooking his nuggets and chips 

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    3 hours ago, Dazler said:

    Hope it doesnt look like that!

     

    agreed, I don't like those tiles either...

    Mr th2.jpg Veritas God

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