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Verifier 24 with Europlex Battery issue

Casperbhoy · 2018-10-16 14:48:00

Hi all I have this alarm with low battery warning coming up. I have the user guide but can't find where or which battery needs to be changed. Any help would be great. Thanks

16-10-2018 03:48PM

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Casperbhoy

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Hi all

I have this alarm with low battery warning coming up.
I have the user guide but can't find where or which battery needs to be changed.

Any help would be great.

Thanks

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verifier 24

alarm battery issue

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#2 16-10-2018 11:24PM

KoolKid

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Its a 12vdc Rechargeable 7amp battery.
It goes into the main control panel.

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#3 17-10-2018 01:14PM

Casperbhoy

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Any Idea where to buy the batteries?

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#4 17-10-2018 05:00PM

KoolKid

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Most electrical wholesalers would have these.

This is what you want

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#5 18-10-2018 09:26AM

Casperbhoy

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Got one from an electric supplier, they only had a 12V 7.5amp, he said that if the alarm was very old (from the 80's) it would have been a problem, the alarm was put in 97. Anyways, I chanced it, the alarm is up and running, but the old battery had a leak and was a bit hot, not too sure what are the dangers of any particles remaining? It was a Lead battery. any ideas?

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#6 18-10-2018 05:59PM

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All the extra .5 amp will do is give you more time in the event of a power cut.
The only possible problem would be if it would fit.:)

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