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Wireless intercom

I've picked up a cheapo digiteck wireless intercom, works ok for the money and can run off batteries alone or transformer, when its running off a transformer the caller unit has a 12v +&- wire, I think its more for a door lock but could this be used to open the gates on the CB24 board?

Sorry for all the thick questions. Rolleyes

08-30-2008 04:16 AM
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marknjo Wrote:
I've picked up a cheapo digiteck wireless intercom, works ok for the money and can run off batteries alone or transformer, when its running off a transformer the caller unit has a 12v +&- wire, I think its more for a door lock but could this be used to open the gates on the CB24 board?

Sorry for all the thick questions. Rolleyes



If you are sure this is a switched output,
You need to wire this 12 v output to a suitable relay(12volt dc, into the coil terminals, normally marked up A1 and A2), run a cable to the control panel, on the relay use 1 core to the common, and another core to n/o. then at the cntl panel end, use the same 2 cores into open and common.

should work.....

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Home IQ Wrote:
If you are sure this is a switched output,
You need to wire this 12 v output to a suitable relay(12volt dc, into the coil terminals, normally marked up A1 and A2), run a cable to the control panel, on the relay use 1 core to the common, and another core to n/o. then at the cntl panel end, use the same 2 cores into open and common.

should work.....

carl.


Thanks Carl think I understand, as for the switched output, the handset indoors has a unlock button on it to push?.

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RE: Wireless intercom

marknjo Wrote:

Home IQ Wrote:
If you are sure this is a switched output,
You need to wire this 12 v output to a suitable relay(12volt dc, into the coil terminals, normally marked up A1 and A2), run a cable to the control panel, on the relay use 1 core to the common, and another core to n/o. then at the cntl panel end, use the same 2 cores into open and common.

should work.....

carl.


Thanks Carl think I understand, as for the switched output, the handset indoors has a unlock button on it to push?.


Any Easier option would be to use Our Handy relay Module DBR200 which are priced at £12+vat




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I'm fitting all this kit this weekend so if I have any problems I'll phone Monday and get the relay Module DBR200 off you.

Fingers crossed everything goes ok. haha

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All wired up and working fine with a halfords relay. Thanks guys for the help.

09-12-2008 06:26 AM
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