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Advice - DIY - Feedback - Handy
Hints - Maintenance - Miscellaneous - Your
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Thanks to Michael from
ukcampsite.co.uk for sending this, an excellent idea!
I found this article in the 2001 Practical caravan magazine.
If you store your caravan at home you could connect it
to your house alarm.
The diagram below shows a schematic of the wiring.
A standard 7 pin plug and socket arrangement is used between the caravan
and the house.
As alarm systems work on the principal of a closed circuit the alarm
will operate should either plug be removed, or if the cable is cut. A
shunt switch between the house socket and the alarm panel allows you
to by-pass the circuit.
Most alarms in the house have many zones; the alarm number
does not need to be the same as the house one. |
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Hints - Maintenance - Miscellaneous - Your
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