Available for a limited time, the Primal Prowler and new Twitch Prime Bomb King skin are FREE for Twitch Prime members. It's a real special place where the crops never die even though it never rains. Learn the lay of the land, tend to your crops, and trade goods with neighbors and friends. Welcome to Hay Day, the most popular farming game on mobiles and tablets, number one in 122 countries. The grey/blue is a ribbon connector to the annunciation panel. 24 volts across the batteries when discharging (AC disconnected and panel on) and 26 volts when charging. When Trouble Silence is switched to Off, the Common Trouble light continues to flash but we also get audible indications on the system horn. Just a survey question - is this panel installed in a building or are you a collector? Unless you're authorized to work on fire alarm systems, contact your fire alarm service company. Potter Signal has a nice 2 zone panel that is pretty reasonably priced and should be compatible with your devices. Are you from Canada? Mirtone is more common in Canada than in America. By the age of this system it may be time for a new one. I'd say look around and try to find a burned fuse, and try to replace it. It's a blue rectangle, right above the black bezel plate. Did you check the fuses, if there's any?įrom your photo it looks like there's a removable fuse of some sort below that burn mark you outlined. Have you disconnected the batteries and connected a voltmeter to the battery terminals? If it's not reading between 20 and 28 volts or around that then your panel's battery charger is no good. Mirtone Fire Alarm| Find, down and program your Mirtone fire alarm system with the Mirtone alarm system programming manual. On a lot of these older panels the light will not go out until the switch is flipped off and there's no troubles in the system. First off I want to welcome you to The Fire Panel forums! I noticed your Trouble Silence switch is flipped on. Sorry for your troubles - that forum is actually having major technical problems.
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