Re: EOLR Depate

["David Knutsen" <Oldtimer@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

All connections where moisture could pose a problem should be (and in my
case are) stripped, twisted, soldered, gel filled connector crimped, and
heat shrink covered. The end of line resistor is at the end of line and is
included in the sealed package. This prevents any problems with moisture and
if you need to replace the switch in the future, the same method will be
used. If you are running multiple switches on one zone, all switches are
daisy chained and tied into the positive leg of the circuit, the end of line
resistor is installed on the last device in that circuit.


"Robert L. Bass" <robertlbass@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>> It seems though that the negligence here
>> really has little to do with the EOLR, but
>> more that the technician did not insure
>> the rest of the detection circuit was
>> functioning properly...
>
> This story is like most disasters.  Rather than one major mistake there
> apparently were a series of small errors.  One thing led to the next.
>
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> Regards,
> Robert L Bass
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