Hello everybody,
I have a BG-12LX that I’m attempting to bypass the monitor module on but there is a resistor on the switch contacts so can I leave the resistor on the contacts or should I remove it? I plan to use it on a small alarm circuit with a horn strobe which will be around 12VDC or so (the BG-12 will be in the middle of the positive wire).
Thank you
Can you provide a higher resolution picture? The image is too blurry to see how the resistor is connected.
I’m assuming this is not for a “real” system?
I have got a bad feeling about this…
Like I said in my first post, this is for a small alarm circuit for demonstration purposes. Sorry if I didn’t make that clear.
attached below, sorry about the previous blurry one.
The left two terminals go straight to the switch. Try using those.
You have two options:
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Just wanted to clarify!
Just take small diagonal cutters and cut out the register. Now you have an on/off switch and a non- listed pull station! But don’t worry, just means it can no longer be used on a supervised system. Think of it this way, the module is just like a zone on a conventional panel, the resistor is just the end of line resistor, you are simply removing the module and resistor.