does anyone know which wire ( brown or white is pos and neg or lock and unlock ) when hooking up to a alarm system?
941753
Brown is ground, white is positive or neg to the battery. you can use it for both.
912973
This outdoor version I have has alarm contacts. Depending on your audio source, you should be able to either wire direct or through a relay.
1732495
Green is the ground wire, as stated in the advertisement.. the other two are pos. one is brake and other is signal. experiment to find the combo you want.... Earl
1264394
See the little black box on the box that's the brain for the locks and the instructions suck so I'll tell you the brown and white wires that come off of the brain are the ones you attach it to an alarm with
1613471
Yes, this should work well.. Just have to locate the proper wire.. You may have to locate the proper wiring, and may need one each for lock/unlock
1226926
It doesn't matter as long as you make sure negative is connected to negative and positive is connected to positive. Same copper wire, just different plastic coatings. If it helps to keep everything wiring correctly for you, then use the blue stripe for all of your negative connections. You have made a good buy. Excellent speaker wire!
1778549
The Brown Unit is called the door/gate station and needs to be installed outside, I would advise using some silicone to seal the area where the wire enters the unit to prevent insects from crawling in damaging the circuitry on the inside, the white unit known as the indoor station should be installed indoors, the (L) (L) terminals on the inside of the indoor station are used to connect a dry contact normally open circuit to allow lock release. If using a door strike to control access you will need to route the negative lines through the (L) (L) to complete the circuit back to the lock. Please observe power rating of lock and use the recommended power supply, also it's important to know the type of lock application (fail safe / mag lock application - opens when power is cut / fail secure / door strike application - opens when power is applied) . Please advise if any more info is needed.
1153883
First make sure your alarm company is notified to put your system on test. The following assumes use of standard phone wire (r-w-b-g):1. Unscrew (disconnect) the red wire & tape it (that's the power wire);2. Unscrew the white wire (ground);3. Unscrew the red & green wires (these are the alarms wires);4. If there's a resistor soldered to the red or green wire, leave it, you'll need to keep it in the circuit when you install the new unit.Good luck!
790067
It has pos and neg wire coming from ficture and has a on and off switch simple.
713853
hi, im not sure what the yellow wire ism mine only have two wires blue and brown
1133653
I have a similar issue with multiple sets of speakers I wanted to run off Zone 2. I connected two 4 foot lengths of speaker wire (R&L;) to the Zone 2 posts on the receiver, and used them as "pig-tails." Then I routed all my various zone 2 speaker wires to the pig tails, connected pos to pos and neg to neg. Works fine.
1778548
The brown small unit is the outside unit. The bigger white unit is for indoors. When the button is pressed on the inside unit a contact is made which can operate a relay to operate the door lock, or the open close contact on an electronic gate. Hope this answers your question.
152219
I am not sure what you mean. You can use either the black or the white wire on either the + or - terminal. But what ever you use for the plus if at some time if you wire them back wards you will short out. Electric is color blind. One way to make sure you do not short out is to say this color that is the + and make sure what ever you use for the hot you continue to use that color. If not at one time you may wire your ground to a hot and burn up your system. The red is the hot but you can use the black as your hot as long as you wire it to the + on your battery and the Roadpro. I have 2 red wires coming off my solar panel to my Roadpro. On the - I have black tape at both ends of my neg wire.
1270230
This is hard to tell, as I guess it depends on how your lock is made. Mine has a plastic back cover with a metal finish paint, which doesn't seem to alter the signal.
1851472
Check this link- see if it helps http://www.idealindustries.com/products/wire_termination/push-in/
921844
This unit just gives you a switch. If your camera or system has alarm inputs it should be as simple as two wires.
1787887
The 12v pos. and neg. wires from the reducer connect to what ever you need the 12v for. Example: if it is for a horn you connect the neg wire from the 12vside of the reducer to the neg. wire on the horn and the 12v pos. wire from the reducer to the pos. wire on the horn. If it is for lights, you do the same. Do not ground that neg. 12v wire to the batt. or frame...only to the neg. wire of your 12v accessory...whatever that is going to be.