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Alarm Panel - Is interference Likely?
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Just read a post on nuisance alarm tripping which made me a little concerned! I am having a central heating re-furb done and the base units for the RF room stats are in the airing cupboard, as is the alarm panel. The alarm is hard wired, not wireless type. Am I likely to get false alarms caused by the heating stats? If so, how can these be prevented, short of moving the panel? TIA Phil |
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writes Hi all Just read a post on nuisance alarm tripping which made me a little concerned! I am having a central heating re-furb done and the base units for the RF room stats are in the airing cupboard, as is the alarm panel. The alarm is hard wired, not wireless type. Am I likely to get false alarms caused by the heating stats? If so, how can these be prevented, short of moving the panel? Very unlikely, the output power of licence exempt transmitters is very low. -- fred Plusnet - I hope you like vanilla |
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"fred" wrote Am I likely to get false alarms caused by the heating stats? If so, how can these be prevented, short of moving the panel? Very unlikely, the output power of licence exempt transmitters is very low. -- Thanks Fred, thought I'd dropped a serious one there for a minute! Phil |
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TheScullster wrote: Just read a post on nuisance alarm tripping which made me a little concerned! I am having a central heating re-furb done and the base units for the RF room stats are in the airing cupboard, as is the alarm panel. The alarm is hard wired, not wireless type. Am I likely to get false alarms caused by the heating stats? If so, how can these be prevented, short of moving the panel? You'd need extremely high RF fields to interfere with a hard wired alarm panel. It's not impossible but unlikely. -- *What was the best thing before sliced bread? * Dave Plowman London SW To e-mail, change noise into sound. |
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"Dave Plowman (News)" wrote in message ... In article , TheScullster wrote: Just read a post on nuisance alarm tripping which made me a little concerned! I am having a central heating re-furb done and the base units for the RF room stats are in the airing cupboard, as is the alarm panel. The alarm is hard wired, not wireless type. Am I likely to get false alarms caused by the heating stats? If so, how can these be prevented, short of moving the panel? You'd need extremely high RF fields to interfere with a hard wired alarm panel. It's not impossible but unlikely. -- *What was the best thing before sliced bread? * Dave Plowman London SW To e-mail, change noise into sound. We have a similar setup - Honeywell CM67 system. No problems (so far!). They are right next to each other. |
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