Re: Strange Fire Alarm Activity

["Matthew Stanley" <armorsecsys@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

I think I forgot to mention.. This only happens 1 time between Midnight and
1 am
each night

Matthew




"Matthew Stanley" <armorsecsys@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> well, I have used new EOL risistors.
> I have done this. I have changed zone 1 and zone 4 with each other. When I
> do that, Zone 1 goes into alarm, and zone 4 does not.
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> So tech support doesnt think its the panel.... They dont know what the
> problem ..... I have even put zone 4 on its own fire alarm panel, Still
> goes off.. so I have done some hard core testing.. still dont know what
> the case it...
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> Its costing some coins in labor..... so I kinda need to do someting about
> it..... I am thinking it could be some energy or something in that area of
> the building... Clocks dont seem to keep correct time in the gym if that
> helps anyone.... but if you put a clock in another room, it works fine.
>
> Its all just to strange for me... I have never ran into this problem
> before....
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> Matthew
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> "Don" <don@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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>> "Rocky T Squirrel" <gafa_usa@(nospam)hotmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:u4udnXOji9NkGe3YnZ2dnUVZ_tGdnZ2d@xxxxxxxxxx
>>> followup for the rersistor question..
>>> have someone watch a meter reading the resistance of the loop at the
>>> panel
>>> and someone else  shoot the eol with a cooling agent
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>> blowing on it count?;)
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>>>check the resistance
>>> then do the same thing with each pull station switch,  if your
>>> resistance
>>> changes over 200 ohms  at any time,  replace the eol and make new
>>> connections on the ckt..
>>>
>>> repeat the above till the change is no more than 50 ohms..
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