Cooper/Scantronic 9752 Intruder Alarm Panel Demonstration
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Here’s a intruder alarm system that was installed by Westcountry Security in 2006, not long after the company was taken over by Chubb. Therefore, the bell box has ‘Westcountry Security - A Chubb Group Company’ printed on it. Later, Chubb ditched the Westcountry name and stickered over the bell box, keypad and endstation with normal Chubb stickers.
Devices:
•Scantronic/Cooper Security 9752 Endstation
•Scantronic/Cooper Security 9940 Remote Keypad
•Optex SeQuad SQ-40 Sequential Confirmation Detector
•Scantronic/Cooper Security 9040 16ohm extension speaker
•Elmdene HS500M
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These Scantronics always have the best sounds
Lol I love how liquidy the internal sounder sounds, nice set up!
Cool... chubb elmdene hs500 bellbox with an aritech AS293 bellbox sticker
I’ve seen this at my school reception!
In the next system test demonstration video... add your other chubb delta 5 in... i want to see what pitch it is
I’ll make a video of it if I get a suitable Chubb panel for it. At the moment I have a couple but they’re either too old or not running properly as of now.
Wow an hs500m
AMAZING! you kept your promise lol. Anyways i cant decide what alarm i want in my house ahh help me lol, its definitely gonna be a 9x5x or euro 46 tho! Also is that the live bell box you were talking about? Looks too old to be with that panel lol!
For me my dream is a Euro. I say a Euro, can't go wrong with them!
The actual live bell for the system was unfortunately destroyed before I could find time to remove it. It was another HS500 just like this one, but very faded. This one was a dummy box on the side and I just put a live backplate on it.
The HS500 is not very old. First made in 1998 till sometime in the 2000s or 2010s.
@@txalarms I would agree. I’m not the biggest fan of the 9x5x although I do still like them.
@@txalarms i love euros and 9x5x's, one of my grandparents are going to have a 9x5x too, and another one of my grandparents will probably have a texecom veritas 8c, although im not 100% sure if veritas r8 remote keypads work with the 8c.
@@alarmmuseum btw do you know if texecom veritas r8's work with 8c's?
Oh my! I love this, do you still have it?It's like my childhood dream alarm thing lol.
Yes I do still have it!
@@alarmmuseum Nice!!
Did you get it from Tamar?
@@alarmswithme1072 No, I took it out of a bus station a few months ago.
@@alarmmuseum No way! You saved it out of there! Lucky you. I watched that place go down
Alarm muesum, What type of model is my profile picture? and how do I wire up a bell box straight to a battery? + how many volts does it have?
Profile picture is Texecom Odyssey 1.
You need 6 or 8 core alarm cable (ideally) and you wire it up and test it using a 12v DC power supply or battery.
All you need is a wire from the terminals in the bell to the battery. For most bell boxes it’s just positive, negative, strobe trigger and siren trigger.
Would the strobe and flashing light work? If not please explain, would it work on a 9V battery and is there a tutorial video? Thank you
@@lucasthings depends on the bell box. Most of them will work on 9v but some, such as the Elmdene HS500, need 12v.
It’s very simple. Each wire is put in the terminal of choice and then you tighten the screw and it’ll stay there.
So it should say the siren and ect? + I want to use texecom products for the odyssey 1, which parts do I need and how shall I wire it up
and also I want to use these parts, texecom odysee 1, texecom veritas R8 and capture 15, will it work? do I need an expander
No you don’t need an expander. All those devices are universal so they will work with most panels.
I've recently installed a scantronic 9853 in my garage but i dont know how to wire the speaker terminals.
You put the two wires from the speaker into the LS and the 12V terminals.
It can handle a maximum of 2 16ohm speakers wired in parallel.
@@alarmmuseum thank you, i have a elmdene speaker next to the panel.
Random, but when you turn it on does it go on alarm? I';ve seen some panels do alarm tone on startup. Just as I'm getting mine on Saturday :)
No it doesn’t. It’ll only go into alarm if there’s faults when you turn it on.
@@alarmmuseum Thanks
@@alarmmuseum Last thing! (promise) does it need a battery to do simple functions, etc ? Thanks
@@alarmswithme1072 yeah it has to have a healthy battery otherwise it’ll constantly display a fault.
@@alarmswithme1072 also the tamper switches on the back of the 9940/41/43 keypads are very sensitive.
What alarms are you selling on ebay
None until summer.
Why does the PIR say "Drivers Door" and the Panel say Tills? LOL
Because that’s what they were labelled as when they were installed and I haven’t changed it.
@@alarmmuseum Ahh! Did you see what "Drivers Door" was?
@@txalarms it was a bus station, so it would have been the door for the drivers to enter through.
Do i need an expander for my project im makong? It will only have 1 sensor and im using texecom parts
No you don’t.
So a sensor, a veritas R8 and a bell should work?
@@lucasthings yes.
No need for that other sticker on the Chubb bell box
Blame Chubb for that. It says Westcountry security underneath so that’s why they put a sticker over it.
@@alarmmuseumoh
and how many decibels does it have
Most speakers are around 100dB. Not sure about the bell box but i think it’s slightly louder.
Cool system, what PIR is that? Never seen one before
@@SunSecurity Thanks! It’s an Optex SeQuad SQ-40. A sequential confirmation detector that has two PIRs and they are separately wired in to two zones.
Whats the difference between an elmdene hs500 and hs500m
M means it has a metal backplate and internal metal cover.
I thought it means that it has a strobe
Is that one an m
@@Elliotgh2 they all have a strobe behind the cover.
@@Elliotgh2 yes it is.
What year is a chubb delta 7
I think about 2017-present
Wow... 7 years... I'm 10 years old...
@@Elliotgh2can't be on RUclips, you're underage
What do friedland E100 bellboxes sound like
Which one is that? Friedland never made their own boxes. Any intruder alarm that has Friedland branding would be made by Novar ED&S, who made all the same equipment for Response, Wickes, Protector and Eclipse wireless alarm kits as well. So I’ll assume you’re talking about one of the Solar Siren models, which you can hear in response alarm videos.
I found it on Google though...
I will tell you how it looks
The cover can be yellow or white... the strobe can be blue or red... the response logo can be blue or red
@@Elliotgh2 yeah I know which one I think. It’s one of the earlier versions of the Solar Siren. Possibly the MK2 although I can’t quite remember now.
Nice !
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