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Sunpower

Jan 1, 1970
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Hi,
I am new to alarm system. I am trying to install a FBI xl 2t alarm
system. Can I install vibration sensor and magnetic sensor in
series ?
Can I use a remote sensor to arm/disarm the system ?
What is the best type of PIR / or type of sensor to be installed in
the attic ( sometimes there could be rats and causing false alarm ) ?
Thank you in advance for the help.
 
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Crash Gordon

Jan 1, 1970
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inline..

| Hi,
| I am new to alarm system. I am trying to install a FBI xl 2t alarm
| system.

Old system.

Can I install vibration sensor and magnetic sensor in
| series ?

Will the duration of the vibe sensor hold it's relay open at the same time
the mag switch does? And how can you be sure. So the answer would be maybe
but I wouldn't count on it.

| Can I use a remote sensor to arm/disarm the system ?

Yes..maybe...why? The alarm would arm and disarm everything the pir saw
movement. Interesting effect. The panel also has to have a momentary arming
zone...hmmm maybe a latching arming zone.

| What is the best type of PIR / or type of sensor to be installed in
| the attic ( sometimes there could be rats and causing false alarm ) ?

Due to temps in an attic I doubt it would be very effective..not to mention
dust...and critters.

| Thank you in advance for the help.
|
 
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Jim

Jan 1, 1970
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Hi,
I am new to alarm system. I am trying to install a FBI xl 2t alarm
system. Can I install vibration sensor and magnetic sensor in
series ?

You probably could. You'd have to test it to make sure the "vibration"
detector would work with your system. Sometimes they operate to
quickly for an alarm panel to react.
Can I use a remote sensor to arm/disarm the system ?

It's not clear what you mean by a "remote sensor"
What is the best type of PIR / or type of sensor to be installed in
the attic ( sometimes there could be rats and causing false alarm ) ?
Thank you in advance for the help.

No motion sensors in the attic. If you have concerns about someone
gaining entry to your home via the attic, you must protect the living
areas that they could gain entry to by way of the attic.

Truthfully, you sound like it would be better for you to contact
someone in your area to assist you in choosing security. Your
questions show too much lack understanding about alarm systems. You're
bound to do something wrong and not realize it until it's too late.
 
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