Electronic Alarms and Home Security Devices - End Of Line Terminating Resistor, Or Module, On Older Interconnected Smoke Detectors
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04-20-05, 06:34 AM
Hello:
For you "old timers" out there (meant as a compliment):
Did older wired-in smoke detectors that were interconnected ever use or require, an end-of-line terminating resistor ?
How about an end-of-line module, of some sort ?
Details on, if so ?
Was wondering if my interconnect problem, described in a few of my recent posts, might be that these items are hidden away somewhere on the interconnect line ?
Thanks again for all the help,
Bob
For you "old timers" out there (meant as a compliment):
Did older wired-in smoke detectors that were interconnected ever use or require, an end-of-line terminating resistor ?
How about an end-of-line module, of some sort ?
Details on, if so ?
Was wondering if my interconnect problem, described in a few of my recent posts, might be that these items are hidden away somewhere on the interconnect line ?
Thanks again for all the help,
Bob
MrRonFL
04-20-05, 02:29 PM
If there was a relay on one of the smokes, it's a fairly obvious object in the junction box above one of the smokes. There are a few special add on devices for some smoke detectors, but they are usually pretty obvious.
You should try describing your problem on the electrical forum (http://forum.doityourself.com/forumdisplay.php?f=9), because this is really a home 110v wiring issue.
You should try describing your problem on the electrical forum (http://forum.doityourself.com/forumdisplay.php?f=9), because this is really a home 110v wiring issue.