Discuss Adding new Honeywell IS312 PIR to Galaxy 20 Panel in the DIY Electrical Advice area at ElectriciansForums.net

Vykingman

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Hi All - Does anyone know if I can add a PIR to an existing zone that has one PIR on it. If so with the pir wired as in the picture where do I attach the wires on the panel ideally I want to use zone 3 or 4.

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I'm not sure if the original wiring is using same colours as I have for PIR.
Many thanks
 

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