Electronic Alarms and Home Security Devices - DSC 632 / PC1555MX - one sound all sound
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jimbud
10-31-08, 05:10 AM
Hello
I the above setup with wireless smoke detectors. To be in code in my town apparently I need to have a setup whereby if one smoke detector sounds all smoke detectors sound. The smoke detectors that I have are DSC 4916 but I can't figure out if I can have them all sound when one detects smoke/heat.
Apparently I need the same functionality for my hardwired CO2 setup. I think I may have just spent a fortune without realizing that it won't satisfy the local code requirements. I called an alarm guy I know and he seemed as confused as the city...seems a though this is causing some frustration in the alarm industry.
Has anyone got any insights.
Thanks
I the above setup with wireless smoke detectors. To be in code in my town apparently I need to have a setup whereby if one smoke detector sounds all smoke detectors sound. The smoke detectors that I have are DSC 4916 but I can't figure out if I can have them all sound when one detects smoke/heat.
Apparently I need the same functionality for my hardwired CO2 setup. I think I may have just spent a fortune without realizing that it won't satisfy the local code requirements. I called an alarm guy I know and he seemed as confused as the city...seems a though this is causing some frustration in the alarm industry.
Has anyone got any insights.
Thanks
MrRonFL
10-31-08, 08:57 PM
No, the 4916 smoke doesn't have any means of interlinking the sounders. The best you can do is have the system sound the primary alarm horn in a fire temporal pattern.