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HKC inertia sensor with Reed on a 4 wire cable?

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  • 12-09-2017 11:42pm
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    Shed.
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    Is this possible. There are 2 terminals for tamper 2 for sensor and 2 for Reed.


    Thanks.


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    #2
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    Shed. wrote: »
    Is this possible. There are 2 terminals for tamper 2 for sensor and 2 for Reed.


    Thanks.

    Suppose it could be if I didn't have a tamper circuit... 🀔


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    davehogan100
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    Is it just one sensor or multiple sensors?


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    KoolKid
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    The sensor and reed are wired in series on one pair and the tamper is on a separate pair. If you want the reed and sensor on separate zones you could use duel resistors. This would give you sensor and tamper on one pair and reed on another pair.


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    KoolKid wrote: »
    The sensor and reed are wired in series on one pair and the tamper is on a separate pair. If you want the reed and sensor on separate zones you could use duel resistors. This would give you sensor and tamper on one pair and reed on another pair.

    Thanks for that.


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    KoolKid
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    Your welcome. Did it all work out for you.?


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    altor
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    Shed. wrote: »
    Suppose it could be if I didn't have a tamper circuit... ��

    You could also have it on two zones using the 4 core cable.
    Dual the contact with tamper and put the shock on another zone.

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