i am replacing a honeywell 120vac 60hz 0.30a model # 1317. will yours work with my alarm system?
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the honeywell 1321 transformer is the exact size ,and will work 100% , if there isn't any other issues that shorts the transformer
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As long as the voltage and power ratings match up ( they appear to ), you should be good to go. Good idea to check the connections though. The 1321 doesn't have a ground connection. The 1317 does. Good luck.
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I would think that it would be satisfactory. I installed the one I purchased for my alarm system. Not sure what you are using it for but it handles 25v versus 20v you are replacing.
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The sensor is 100% compatible with the Honeywell/AUBE TH115-AF thermostat series, including:TH115-AF-120S (120V)TH115-AF-240S (240V)TH115-AF-GA (120/240V with 5mA GFCI)All of the above are used for electric floor heating applications.
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Hello; it worked for me clifford alarm, you should check the web site of clifford
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I can only tell you that if the Honeywell uses Z-Wave technology, then it should. Z-Wave uses low-power RF broadcasting a digital code. If you already have the BR100NX bridge, then you should know about the process of discovering devices. If it will not acknowledge the presence of the 2dig Thermostat, then send it back. The only variable is the coding.
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Mine worked just fine out of the box after I instaled the wires to my current alarm. I suggest you check to make sure the batteries are installeld correctly. I do not remember if there were toggle siwtches that need to be set to make it work but I think not. Check to make sure you installed the wires corrrectly in your current alarm. Absent that working, call the help number on your installation document. Good luck. I love mine.
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It should be an issue to replace one model for another as long as the voltage is the same (US 120V). You may have to install the connector that comes with the new alarm if it has a different connector. Otherwise they are both ionic sensing and very similar in functionality.
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Honeywell only, and even then it is for doorbells marked as Compatability E. If you go to yourhome.honeywell.com and type model number RPWL300A into the 'smart search' box this will give you the specs and manual for this item. I have no idea why the Compatability letter is not part of the description.
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If you are going through Alarm.com or one of their dealers you should be able to. That's what I have and it works great.
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I have had 2 of these in my home for over a year and I have never had a false alarm. I run the test about once a month and other than that I have never heard them. Sorry folks, you have either received bad units or you have dust or other particulates causing your problems. I am using the 120v version.
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You'll need to contact the manufacturer for an answer to this question. The model that I own only has an alarm on the main control module which is attached to my router in the basement.
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I replaced my 15 year old Honeywell with it so I'm unsure if it will replace the Ademco 6867. Sorry I'm not much help.
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That's a question best answered by the manufacturer. I know that I replaced my alarms and the pigtail was different even though they were the same manufacturer, but I also changed out all 3 of mine as they were old enough to be of concern of not being set off in an alarm situation. Remember these things are only good for 10 years, the isotope's half life drops out of range for the reliability we expect from an alarm. I the I12060 are nearing that age it is time to upgrade them, to which the compatibility question is moot.
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I used two of them with a GE Concord 4 Series, I also have two Z-Wave switches. I control all with Alarm.com it works fine.
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Looks like the same but check with the manufacturer of what you are trying to replace it with and they can tell you. Mine was for a burglar alarm and they said that it was fine.
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You need 2 relays to make whole system work with your alarm. Here is the diagram to wire it up. http://img35.imageshack.us/img35/2607/powerdoorlockwiringfour.jpg
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The adapter that came with my unit is marked as Input: 100-240VAC 50/60Hz. I presume that means it would work.