Hi all
Just read a post on nuisance alarm tripping which made me a little concerned! I am having a central heating re-furb done and the base units for the RF room stats are in the airing cupboard, as is the alarm panel. The alarm is hard wired, not wireless type.
Am I likely to get false alarms caused by the heating stats? If so, how can these be prevented, short of moving the panel?
TIA
Phil
In article , TheScullster writes
Very unlikely, the output power of licence exempt transmitters is very low.
"fred" wrote
Thanks Fred, thought I'd dropped a serious one there for a minute!
Phil
You'd need extremely high RF fields to interfere with a hard wired alarm panel. It's not impossible but unlikely.
We have a similar setup - Honeywell CM67 system. No problems (so far!). They are right next to each other.
In a word, no.
The RF levels used are miniscule, and anyway the base units are receivers, not transmitters.
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