finnyj wrote: » Hi all, I have an RF sabb I'm installing with the standard battery pack. I also have another spare battery pack from a bell where I powered it locally. Is it possible to use this spare battery pack with battery pack I'm installing in my new bell to give my bell a longer battery time. I.E. 3 years. I understand that there are spare connections on these packs (yellow and black lead) for plugging into special battery packs. Is it a case of just joining these two together. Sorry if I'm not very clear in what I'm trying to do.
finnyj wrote: » Is it possible to join two of the standard packs that come with the bell?
finnyj wrote: » Thanks Altor.
finnyj wrote: » Hi all, I have an RF sabb I'm installing with the standard battery pack. I also have another spare battery pack from a bell where I powered it locally.
fred funk }{ wrote: » If you look at the side of the battery pack you'll see what each section of the pack is for. As far as I can remember if you parallel the two packs you only use the first two batteries of the second pack as they're not in series. You either take the others out or do a soldering job on the battery terminals in the pack.
kub wrote: » Hi finnyj, are you aware if you are installing alarms for others and getting payed for it, that you need a PSA licence? I just noticed from the above that this is not your first bell box.
finnyj wrote: » Thanks Kub. I'm aware of that. Just because it's not my first bell box does not mean for one minute that I'm part of the nixer brigade.
kub wrote: » That is fair enough, just giving you a heads up.
finnyj wrote: » Thanks. I am just trying to find a use for this battery pack which it is no longer required in the original sabb. I'm not sure which software the sabb is using. Does it make a difference?
