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HKC quantam 70- Outputs

zombiekiller · 2014-05-26 20:20:12

Had a quick look at the Quatam 70 and it said two outputs, i think it was bell and strobe. if i wanted outside lights coming on with the system is there available output capabilities. I was on the HKC website and they have a 8-way output card that you can get for the system but i only need the one.

26-05-2014 8:20pm

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zombiekiller

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Had a quick look at the Quatam 70 and it said two outputs, i think it was bell and strobe. if i wanted outside lights coming on with the system is there available output capabilities. I was on the HKC website and they have a 8-way output card that you can get for the system but i only need the one.

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#2 26-05-2014 10:09pm

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The easiest solution is to use a volt relay capable of switching the required mains current for the light needed.

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#3 26-05-2014 10:20pm

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i understand the principal of that but could you explain it please. what type of relay and how would it be connected in the panel. thanks

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#4 27-05-2014 6:28am

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You use a relay with a 12 volt DC coil and contacts rated at 10 amps.
Connect aux + to one sside of the coil and Bell - to the other.
Connect permanent live to the common terminal of the relay and connect the live to the light to the normally open on the relay.

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#5 27-05-2014 6:40pm

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thanks koolkid.

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#6 27-05-2014 7:55pm

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Your welcome. I hope it makes sense.
If you have any questions come back to me.

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