How do I wire a gas alarm?
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The kitchen appliance wasn’t installed in this house at that time, so it was kept in a drawer. Has anyone installed this at home? Could you please tell me which wires are used for power supply and what the voltage is.
Use a multimeter to check the 24V wires; those are the power wires, which should be connected to the base. Connect the other two wires, which are the signal wires, and then use the gas from a lighter to test whether the alarm functions properly.
Thank you, I’ll try it when I get home tonight.
It only needs to be connected to a power source; no signal output is required.
Two wires should be connected to the power supply, and two other wires should be connected to the solenoid valve on the pipeline. When an alarm is triggered, the solenoid valve activates, shutting off the pipeline and stopping the flow of gas.
I was thinking of having the property management do it.
I saw it on Taobao; the model is the same, but the voltage is indeed 12V.
If it’s in the same format as ours. Red and black represent the positive and negative terminals of the power supply, while the white wire is for signal output. The signal and power supplies share a common negative terminal, so the power supply voltage is 24V. Blue and green are likely contact switches used to control the solenoid valve for the gas pipeline.
I’ll just buy one online again; I think adding a power supply on my own will only cause more hassle. The accompanying items aren’t even washed at all