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JonathanS

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#138757 15-Jan-2014 21:19
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I have bought an Arrowhead Elite S-Lite alarm kit.  Has anyone out there installed one of these?

There are no instructions or pictures showing how the main alarm panel should be mounted on the usual type of stud and gib wall. There are scew holes in the back of the panel, but does the whole panel sit against the gib or is it usually recessed into the gib?

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Jon

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  #967810 15-Jan-2014 21:34
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have you tried the installation guide you will need to register I don't want to so don't know whats in it   




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  #967820 15-Jan-2014 21:42
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I have a copy of the installation guide but its all about wiring up the panel and programming and it doesn't mention anything about mounting the panel. Its probably supposed to be obvious :)

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  #967839 15-Jan-2014 21:53
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That's a surface mount box.

Bring the cabling out an appropriately placed hole in the wall. Mount the panel with the cables coming through the knock out. Profit.



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  #967840 15-Jan-2014 22:03
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Thanks. I couldn't decide which way because of the channels out the side at the back.

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  #967855 15-Jan-2014 22:32
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Put it in the ceilng space, screw it to one of the wooden vertical beams

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  #968021 16-Jan-2014 10:32
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remember will need power outlet

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