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HKC wireless SABB

  • 05-03-2012 8:58pm
    #1
    Thunderbird2
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    Just wondering if anyone would have a picture of the wireless bells components...eg insides, battery pack , strobe, want to stick one onto the shed and it cant be wired since theres two wired on the house. Ive seen a few around here with the lights flashing every few seconds do the batteries last? I have power in the shed. Also i was given 2 fire sounders and two strobes , i have a power supply to connect into the mains and into a relay on the alarm panel. Can you buy bases for them ? There square with only 1 tone setting


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  • #2
    altor
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    Thunderbird2 wrote: »
    Just wondering if anyone would have a picture of the wireless bells components...eg insides, battery pack , strobe, want to stick one onto the shed and it cant be wired since theres two wired on the house. Ive seen a few around here with the lights flashing every few seconds do the batteries last? I have power in the shed. Also i was given 2 fire sounders and two strobes , i have a power supply to connect into the mains and into a relay on the alarm panel. Can you buy bases for them ? There square with only 1 tone setting

    You would have two choices:
    You could connect it to a back up power supply, in doing this you can get a rechargeable battery for the alarm, like what is in the wired version for if there is a power cut. Another option is to add a second battery pack into the bell. This will keep allow the led blink for over 3 years.

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  • #3
    Thunderbird2
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    If it was connected to a power supply would the leds flash like a normal sabb? Ie side to side instead of blinking every few seconds?


  • #4
    altor
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    Thunderbird2 wrote: »
    If it was connected to a power supply would the leds flash like a normal sabb? Ie side to side instead of blinking every few seconds?

    Yes.

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  • #5
    Thunderbird2
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    So thered be no way to tell the difference between the two?
    Hmm might just give it a go.
    Thanks Altor


  • #6
    altor
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 11,855 ✭✭✭✭altor


    Thunderbird2 wrote: »
    So thered be no way to tell the difference between the two?
    Hmm might just give it a go.
    Thanks Altor

    Your welcome, looks like the wired version.
    I know you will :D

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