I need to remove the alarm box/siren for maintenance of the wall to which its affixed.
Presumably if I use the engineer code, switch off the mains to the panel and remove the control panel battery I will be OK?
The battery in the box itself, if any, is fifteen years old and hopefully long dead.
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Removing an alarm box
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Re: Removing an alarm box
If you have received no alarms, then the unit is probably dead. Burglar alarms these days quite cheap and you can install them yourself.
I replaced our Yale system control box with no problems and I prefer the DIY option to the 'professional' systems where they may take note of your layout and codes.
You need a loud sound inside the house. External alarms are often ignored.
Steve
I replaced our Yale system control box with no problems and I prefer the DIY option to the 'professional' systems where they may take note of your layout and codes.
You need a loud sound inside the house. External alarms are often ignored.
Steve
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