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Hkc alarm switch

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  • 07-02-2021 12:28pm
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    mick1983
    Registered Users Posts: 10 ✭


    Hi I have a hkc alarm have inertia with Reed on back door I got a dog and have to let it out at night sometimes.
    I have to keep un setting and setting alarm.
    Could I put a some sort of push button at back door to keep zone closed while I let dog out.
    Basically so I don't have to keep setting and unsettling alarm


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    kub
    Registered Users Posts: 6,546 ✭✭✭kub


    mick1983 wrote: »
    Hi I have a hkc alarm have inertia with Reed on back door I got a dog and have to let it out at night sometimes.
    I have to keep un setting and setting alarm.
    Could I put a some sort of push button at back door to keep zone closed while I let dog out.
    Basically so I don't have to keep setting and unsettling alarm




    Which HKC Panel do you have ?


    If you put a switch to bypass your back door, your system will not and cannot anymore comply with necessary standards.


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    mick1983
    Registered Users Posts: 10 ✭mick1983


    kub wrote: »
    Which HKC Panel do you have ?


    If you put a switch to bypass your back door, your system will not and cannot anymore comply with necessary standards.
    Its a 10270.i don't mind if it doesnt comply with standards its my own house.


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    kub
    Registered Users Posts: 6,546 ✭✭✭kub


    mick1983 wrote: »
    Its a 10270.i don't mind if it doesnt comply with standards its my own house.


    Please get yourself a wireless fob for that system, if you were ever broken into then that lack of compliance would give your insurer a reason to leave you high and dry.


    https://www.hkcsecurity.com/en-IE/products/intrusion-keypads/rf-fob---key-fob---wireless/


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    mick1983
    Registered Users Posts: 10 ✭mick1983


    kub wrote: »
    Please get yourself a wireless fob for that system, if you were ever broken into then that lack of compliance would give your insurer a reason to leave you high and dry.


    https://www.hkcsecurity.com/en-IE/products/intrusion-keypads/rf-fob---key-fob---wireless/
    I actually never thought of that thanks will get key fob sorted


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