Building a FACP

yeah :slight_smile:
Thanks for helping!

No prob!! My school has a class called pltw. Helping you with this will allow me to work on teamwork! :smiley: :smiley:
PM me any details you can currently think of to me! :smiley:

OK
I’ll think of some features that I want in the panel.

That sound great! :smiley:

Does anybody know how a relay based trouble circuit works? What about supervisory? I am planning on adding these in to the panel after it’s done.

Crud…I know this but cant remember… :frowning:

This is what I have so far with the 2450 panel, which will have trouble and supervisory circuits.

hmmm… :?

NewAgeServer? Do you know how to make a relay based trouble and supervisory circuit?

I haven’t figured out a way yet. I am thinking of some ideas involving transistor logic but I haven’t tested any.

Question: If I were to hook up a resistor, would it draw enough to trip my relay? The relay is 2880 ohms. If I were to also put a smaller ohmerage relay that WOULD trip with a resistor, would that be how I could do trouble and supervisory? I’m basically asking if the resistor needs to have 2880 ohms to trip my alarm relay.

Please explain more

If I were to hook up an EOL resistor with less ohms than my alarm relay, but more than a trouble relay, would it trip the trouble relay and not the alarm relay?

Stupid me! I wired the first relay wrong. Dumb circuitlab made me think that the relay contacts were across from each other, like the coil hookups are. But it turns out that they’re next to eachother. So I was shorting out the + and - making it buzz. Wired the new one right, and it works!!! :smiley:

Here’s a video of the panel working.
(Still uploading as of 8PM)

Nice :smiley: :smiley:

Would a System Sensor 2424TH burn up on switched power? Just wondering before I hook it up.

I dont know :?

Switch-mode power supply power?
As long as it is not full wave rectified (I watched your video, it is not) and the smoke is 4 wire then you will be fine.

BTW, what is doing the signal coding? Some sort of timer module you bought?

Yeah, It’s a coder module for LEDs hooked up to NAC 1. It does continuous, fast march, slow march, and other unusual codes.