Reed Switch - Ness Security Products SecurityGuardII Owner's Manual

REED SWITCH LOW BATTERY

REED SWITCH

LOW BATTERY
Securityguard will warn you when a Reed Switch has a Low
Battery. The Low Battery warning is given when the low
battery occurs.
Securityguard will flash the Reed Switch number for 5
minutes along with a
sound a series of double beeps
the low battery occurs to warn of the problem.
Example
If Reed Switch number 4 (Detector 4) has a Low Battery then
Securityguard will flash
for 3 seconds.
(As with all Securityguard displays you may choose to stop
the
display before the 5 minutes by pressing
The Reed Switch's Red Alarm Light will flash or not illuminate
when it sends an Alarm message and it has a Low battery. You
can test if the Battery is O.K. by opening the door or window
that the Reed Switch is mounted on. The Red Alarm Light
should illuminate for 5 seconds. If it flashes or does not
illuminate the battery should be replaced as soon as possible.
N O T E
Each one of your Reed switches has been allocated a
number from 2 to 8, (Securityguard is Detector number 1),
these should be identified and listed in the table
on the back of this manual.
on it's display and it will
for 3 seconds when
for 5 minutes and double beep
on any Radio Key.)
TO REPLACE BATTERY
Shock Reed Only replace with Ultralife 9 Volt Lithium U9VL
Mini Reed Only replace with Panasonic 3 Volt Lithium CR 2032
Use of another battery may present a risk of Fire or Explosion
+ side up
4. Replacement of the cover is the reverse of the removal
5. To test that the Reed Switch is working correctly you can
open or close the window or door that it is installed on and
check that the Red Alarm Light turns on for 5 seconds.
Your Reed Switch is working correctly and ready for use.
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1. Remove the cover of the Reed
Switch by lifting the small catch
on the side of the larger housing.
You should be able to do this with
your thumb or finger, if not use a
screwdriver to lever it off.
2. Your Securityguard may be pro-
grammed to recognise that the
lid has been taken off a Reed
Switch and a Tamper Alarm has
been generated. If this is the case
Securityguard will sound a two-
tone siren for 5 seconds and flash
for 5 minutes as a warning,
this is normal and you can press
on any Radio Key, to clear the
display.
3. Replace battery as indicated on
the circuit board.
Caution: Battery may explode if
mistreated. Do not recharge,
disassemble or dispose of used
batteries promptly, keep away
from children.
Try to not place your fingers on
the circuitry as the components
are delicate.
(step 1.)