Pyronix door sensor
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No the tamper will go off. Stop it with your code and hopefully your engineer has set it up so that your code can reset the tamper also.
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My message above applies. Until you try you won’t know whether the engineer has set it up for solely an engineer reset.
If you have an engineer company you could ask them if it goes pear shaped
Either way it sounds like you need to remove the sensor so…
Do most engineers leave a system so that only they can cancel a tamper alarm? Surely not. After all a burglar is not going to know my user code for the panel so it would still be perfectly secure if there was a user cancel function. I'll wait until my installer is back from holiday to find out the definitive answer but Pyronix seem to think that he'll need to come round to temporarily disable the sensor.
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And what if someone targeting your property waited until you left, disabled your external sirens in broad daylight in a way that appeared they were in fact an alarm company…. Only to come back of an evening to break in?
The end user comes home notices a tamper on their panel looks at the siren and says oh it looks ok I’ll just reset it…
Some engineer companies will set it so the end user can reset it, some won’t. Either way it should have been made clear to the customer.
I’m sure if you call them they can offer you some advice.
Additionally even if the engineer is required to reset it an active tamper needing reset wouldn’t necessarily stop you using the alarm in the interim until they come to reset that. The engineer may have also set the panel up to allow the alarm to continue to be used during an active tamper, or they may have set it to lock the end user out until resolved.
The possibilities with professional systems are literally endless.
The end user comes home notices a tamper on their panel looks at the siren and says oh it looks ok I’ll just reset it…
Some engineer companies will set it so the end user can reset it, some won’t. Either way it should have been made clear to the customer.
I’m sure if you call them they can offer you some advice.
Additionally even if the engineer is required to reset it an active tamper needing reset wouldn’t necessarily stop you using the alarm in the interim until they come to reset that. The engineer may have also set the panel up to allow the alarm to continue to be used during an active tamper, or they may have set it to lock the end user out until resolved.
The possibilities with professional systems are literally endless.
Engineer tamper reset is default on grade 2
As above this all depends on original set up.
If customer wants to change own batteries then should be programmed off.
Did your installer explain about battery replacement on handover ?
As above this all depends on original set up.
If customer wants to change own batteries then should be programmed off.
Did your installer explain about battery replacement on handover ?