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Lost power on SPC system

  • 28-09-2020 1:12am
    #1
    garo
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    We had an electrician install an EV charger on Friday and while he was finishing up in the fusebox one of the trip switches went a few times. He said the fuseboard was old and could do with replacing.

    Around that time I got an error in the app and a text saying “Controller Mains Fault”. I tried a web search but didn’t get anything useful. Alarm was still working with that fault inhibited so I didn’t think much of it. Last night I got another text: Controller Battery Fault and the alarm control panel has been without power since. The fused spur next to the alarm itself is still lit so I don’t think power is the issue.

    Any suggestions on what to do? Could it be the alarm internal power supply or transformer is blown?


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  • #2
    garo
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    So I figured the fuse blew because of the circuit RCD tripping repeatedly.


    Anyone here know if I should use a quick blow fuse or a time delay one? i'm thinking the former.


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