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Re: Wire type for peripherals on residential burg/fire panels

Subject: Re: Wire type for peripherals on residential burg/fire panels
From: "Robert L Bass" <noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 21 Dec 2009 10:07:34 -0500
Newsgroups: alt.security.alarms
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"Effenpig1" wrote:
>
> For residential burg I use 18 gauge FPLR to wire keypads,
> transformers, sirens, and of course fire devices (and CO).

IMO that's a wise decision.  the cost increment is miniscule and it allows you
to easily offer additional protection at a later date.

On multi-level prewires we used to do that plus we would also run spare
multi-pair drops from attic and garage to basement utility (or wherever the
panel would go).

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Robert L Bass

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