We have a Gardtec 360/580 alarm installed and the bell box sounds for 15 minutes whenever there's a power cut.
I've concluded that this is because the main control box in my house needs a new battery. However, I do not wish to use the alarm system any further and wish to disable it completely, so that next time there is a power cut my bell box will not ring and disturb the neighbours.
We have no ladder tall enough to access the bell box to disconnect it's rechargeable battery.
I notice on the main control box, there is a fuse spur next to it. I'm guessing this takes the power from the mains to the control box. Does the control box in turn provide the 12v hold off to the bell box outside?
If so, does that mean if I remove this fuse it will be akin to a power cut, so therefore the bell box will ring if I remove it? Then once the bell box has fully rung (completely discharging the battery inside the bell box) and since there is now no mains feed to the bellbox, it will no longer be able to recharge (and therefore won't ring again should I get any more power cuts)?
How long can a typical bell box ring for before it runs out of it's own internal battery?
I would appreciate any help.
I've concluded that this is because the main control box in my house needs a new battery. However, I do not wish to use the alarm system any further and wish to disable it completely, so that next time there is a power cut my bell box will not ring and disturb the neighbours.
We have no ladder tall enough to access the bell box to disconnect it's rechargeable battery.
I notice on the main control box, there is a fuse spur next to it. I'm guessing this takes the power from the mains to the control box. Does the control box in turn provide the 12v hold off to the bell box outside?
If so, does that mean if I remove this fuse it will be akin to a power cut, so therefore the bell box will ring if I remove it? Then once the bell box has fully rung (completely discharging the battery inside the bell box) and since there is now no mains feed to the bellbox, it will no longer be able to recharge (and therefore won't ring again should I get any more power cuts)?
How long can a typical bell box ring for before it runs out of it's own internal battery?
I would appreciate any help.