Difference between Entrance and Exit Faults

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22 hours ago, al-yeti said:

I think then in your case you need the sounder on at exit fault , provided you can hear it when closing the door

The sounder is in the middle of the house behind two door, so I mightn't hear it. Even the sound from the panel is difficult enough to hear, even though I don't have an insulated door.

Is there any way of changing the tone on the panel so it indicates a successful arm?

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January 20Jan 20

12 minutes ago, Eugene's DIY Den said:

The sounder is in the middle of the house behind two door, so I mightn't hear it. Even the sound from the panel is difficult enough to hear, even though I don't have an insulated door.

Is there any way of changing the tone on the panel so it indicates a successful arm?

Well sounder stops right ?

Can't you put a sounder closer to the front door

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Difference between Entrance and Exit Faults

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