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Risco Lightsys2 - main power to panel keeps cutting out.

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Hi all, 

 

I have the above alarm system. In the last couple days it was doing abnormal things. 

 

To start with, all PIR sensors stopped working, but the contact sensors were fine (both types are hard wired). 

 

Then I started getting a low battery notification in events (battery was changed last year). Then it seemed there is no power at all to the main panel or the keypad. 

 

Now when I remove and reinsert the fuse just before the panel, the system powers on, but only for like 5 minutes or so and the whole thing switches off again. Whilst it is powered on, the PIR sensors still do not seem to be in a ready state. 

 

Is there anything I can do/check before calling out an installer (alarm is not currently under a maintenance plan)?

 

Thanks. 

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Cannot fully make it out, but assume it's the white brick behind the board?

 

Poor picture, but the incoming power goes in to there and then to the DC pin. 

 

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1 hour ago, MrHappy said:

I'd assume this tat has brick type psu ?

 

I check that 1st ?

I seen these go nutz , but mostly due to battery needing replacing, brick PSU fried cos op changed it to late? Or more than late?

22 minutes ago, al-yeti said:

I seen these go nutz

 

"touched" screen keypads....

 

they should have spent some money & made they work like a GT panel

Mr th2.jpg Veritas God

3 hours ago, MrHappy said:

 

"touched" screen keypads....

 

they should have spent some money & made they work like a GT panel

Yeah all had the touch screen keypad , replacing battery solved problem in some but not for long 

6 hours ago, al-yeti said:

Yeah all had the touch screen keypad ,

 

press, no worky

press, no worky

 

next time worky before you press...

Mr th2.jpg Veritas God

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Thanks for the replies all. 

 

Am I able to purchase a replacement/compatible PSU myself or do I have to go through an installer? 

6 hours ago, Tvo said:

Thanks for the replies all. 

 

Am I able to purchase a replacement/compatible PSU myself or do I have to go through an installer? 

You can try Risco is the only place you can get one probably 

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