Yale 6400 'What if' control panel loses ALL power?

[Alarm]

No, you obviously missed the point above.
A pro system is designed to fit the situation needed, not just filled with a few c cells and hoping for the best.

What would you do if your "customer" said we have occasional prolonged power cuts? We ( I think I can respectfully speak for the pros on here) could design around that.
What would you do? Hang a carrier bag of spare c cells and a torch by the panel?



A bigger shovel needed?

 

[yaleguy3]

D cells not C cells and last two years or more - that would be a significant power cut would you not say?

You did eventually answer my question and you said in the scenario I mentioned it would not work and you would have to design a system that took the standby time beyond the ACPO/NSI 12 hrs??

Thats all it is a thread about power outages - don't know why some mad troll from you tube was dragged into it but Hey Ho.

 

[Maxsys]

Its only 12 hours IF you can signal the mains fail to an ARC, if not then the requirement is 24Hrs.

Just saying.

 

[Alarm]

As before he has little understanding of real systems.

C Cell D cell, all the same you cannot do anything but try and trust a non rechargeable battery, which could go pop at any time.

I`m running out of big shovels, I had better hire a JCB for him this time.

As for the troll on You Tube, I think its you. Not the contributer

PS name that NSI regulation your on about Mr Yale, Bigger JCB methinks.

 

[alumni]

Funny that, the infrastructure is there for any to take up.
Provided they can qualify that is.

No, that's not the sort he was referring to at the time.

 

[Alarm]

Funny that, the infrastructure is there for any to take up.
Provided they can qualify that is.

No, that's not the sort he was referring to at the time.

Rather difficult to see what he is trying to refer to as his limited understanding tends to confuse the issue.