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A Panic button is a device used to operate the alarm sounders in the event of

threat to the user and will operate irrespective of the panel setting.

Installation Example

Figure 4 shows a security system fitted to a typical house with two floors.

Ground Floor

(a) Over two thirds of burglars gain entry through the front or back doors.

Figure 4 shows magnetic door contacts fitted to the front and back

doors to detect when the doors have been forced. In addition, the

system will not set if a door contact is open, prompting the user to check

and close doors or windows before setting. The front door is connected

to the Entry/Exit Zone (EE), the back door to Zone 2.

(b) The downstairs rooms are protected by PIRs (zones 3, 4 and 5). One

PIR is fitted in the hallway (zone 1) to start the entry timer and tone

when the system is part set.

DOOR CONTACT

(ZONE 2)

CONTROL PANEL

PIR

DETECTOR ON

ZONE 1

DOOR CONTACT

(ENTRY ZONE)

PASSIVE INFRA

RED (ZONE 4)

PASSIVE INFRA

RED (ZONE 3)

D/ROOM

KITCHEN

LOUNGE HALL

PASSIVE INFRA

RED (ZONE 5)

Figure 4. House Ground Floor Plan

First Floor

(a) The first floor in Figure 5 shows a single PIR (zone 6) fitted on the

landing. This ensures that anyone entering the house through a bed-

room triggers an alarm when moving onto the landing. Alternatively,

zone 6 can be used for a panic button fitted in the main bedroom.

2. System Planning

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