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DOEL zone fault

conor o brien · 2018-06-28 18:23:53

Hi guys and girls, is it possible for a zone with DOEL to fault if the resistors are up on a very hot velux. I'm thinking because resistors change value when hot but not sure if it would be enough to trip the alarm. I was wondering if anyone had come across this before.

28-06-2018 6:23pm

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conor o brien

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Hi guys and girls, is it possible for a zone with DOEL to fault if the resistors are up on a very hot velux. I'm thinking because resistors change value when hot but not sure if it would be enough to trip the alarm. I was wondering if anyone had come across this before.

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#2 28-06-2018 8:08pm

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Operating temperatures would be well above anything we are having at the moment or could possible have.
More than likely a faulty sensor/contact or connection expanding/contracting .

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#3 27-08-2018 1:31pm

conor o brien

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Thanks, you were right. It was a faulty contact

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