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Analyser Board for Inertia/Shock Sensors to work with Alarm Control Panel

gok · 2011-05-10 21:50:13

Hi, I've got a wired alarm system with non-powered (ITEC) shock/inertia sensors & reed switches. The Control panel recently died and am replacing it with a Honeywell ADE Accenta Gen4 board. I've now been told that this won't work with my current shock sensors and that I'd need an Analyser Board for handling the very short…

10-05-2011 10:50pm

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gok

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Hi,
I've got a wired alarm system with non-powered (ITEC) shock/inertia sensors & reed switches.
The Control panel recently died and am replacing it with a Honeywell ADE Accenta Gen4 board.
I've now been told that this won't work with my current shock sensors and that I'd need an Analyser Board for handling the very short signal changes on these shock sensors and that without this, it probably wouldn't see the vibrations.
Rewiring the shock sensors with 6 instead of 4 wire isn't really an option as our house was wired for an alarm when it was built.
Any ideas who supplies such an Analyser board and where I might get one and also the costs? - My old dead system consists of just one circuit board which handles the 4 zones.

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#2 11-05-2011 6:54am

Jnealon

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There's a list of suppliers here
Ring a few of them

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