What back up battery do I need for a Guardtec 595?
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Technical Specifications GT595 Large Metal GT595 Polycarbonate/Metal
Voltage Input 230 VAC 230 VAC
Max Loop Resistance 2K (not with EOL) 2K (not with EOL)
Battery Sizes (Ah) 1.2 / 2.0 / 3.0 / 7.0 / 17.0 1.2 / 2.0 / 3.0 / 7.0
Quiescent current 150mA @ 12VDC 150mA @ 12VDC
Power Supply 2 Amp 1.2 Amp
Dimensions (HxWxD) 418x379x98mm 235x270x65mm
357x334x87mm (small Metal)
From this www.britishsecuritytechnologies.com/...alarm/Gardtec-595-Control-panel+family.pdf page it seems the installer has to select battery size according to load, I think you will find most are fitted with 7 Ah it seems to be a standard size for alarms.
Voltage Input 230 VAC 230 VAC
Max Loop Resistance 2K (not with EOL) 2K (not with EOL)
Battery Sizes (Ah) 1.2 / 2.0 / 3.0 / 7.0 / 17.0 1.2 / 2.0 / 3.0 / 7.0
Quiescent current 150mA @ 12VDC 150mA @ 12VDC
Power Supply 2 Amp 1.2 Amp
Dimensions (HxWxD) 418x379x98mm 235x270x65mm
357x334x87mm (small Metal)
From this www.britishsecuritytechnologies.com/...alarm/Gardtec-595-Control-panel+family.pdf page it seems the installer has to select battery size according to load, I think you will find most are fitted with 7 Ah it seems to be a standard size for alarms.
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A panel's battery is sized to its load to give back up for at least 8 hours in the event of a power cut.
They should be changed every 5 years, maximum.
Yours may well have the installation (or refit) date written on it, I used to do that and most other pro installers do as well.
http://www.hardwarexpress.co.uk/np7...ry-722-p.asp?gclid=CNyEmrnLpM0CFRUTGwod_ZQFwg
However, a word of warning.
Just because a panel can take a larger battery, does not mean it will fit.
Why?
Because sometimes there is so much wiring in the panel, there is less space for the battery.
Open yours up and see what size your battery is.
They should be changed every 5 years, maximum.
Yours may well have the installation (or refit) date written on it, I used to do that and most other pro installers do as well.
http://www.hardwarexpress.co.uk/np7...ry-722-p.asp?gclid=CNyEmrnLpM0CFRUTGwod_ZQFwg
However, a word of warning.
Just because a panel can take a larger battery, does not mean it will fit.
Why?
Because sometimes there is so much wiring in the panel, there is less space for the battery.
Open yours up and see what size your battery is.
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Great what size was it?